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Magnitude of stable iron isotope fractionation limited by multiple stages of terrestrial core formation
One proposed mechanism for generating iron isotopic differences between planetary mantles and chondrites is metal-silicate equilibration during terrestrial core formation. Prior studies of this isotopic fractionation effect employ single-stage core formation models that are inconsistent with reprodu
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