Volatile Evolution and Loss
作者： A. M. Davis
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摘要: Relative to bulk solar system composition, most meteorites and the terrestrial planets are depleted in volatile elements. This abundance pattern likely arose nebula rather than during planet formation. The record of element abundances is reviewed constraints on its origin from isotopic compositions presolar grains primitive explored. Major models for volatility fractionations described.
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