SOLAR WIND IMPLANTATION MODEL FOR 10Be IN CALCIUM–ALUMINUM INCLUSIONS
SOLAR WIND IMPLANTATION MODEL FOR 10Be IN CALCIUM–ALUMINUM INCLUSIONS
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钙铝包裹体中 10Be 的太阳风注入模型
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2010
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M. Caffee
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G. E. Bricker;M. Caffee
We propose a model for the incorporation of 10Be within calcium–aluminum inclusions (CAIs) in primitive carbonaceous meteorites. In this model, 10Be is produced by energetic particle reactions in the proto-solar atmosphere of a more active proto-Sun characterized by energetic particle fluxes higher than contemporary particle fluxes. This 10Be is incorporated into the solar wind that is then implanted into CAI precursor material. This production mechanism is operational in the contemporary solar system implanting 10Be in lunar materials. The contemporary production rate of 10Be at the surface of the Sun is ∼0.1 10Be cm−2 s−1. Scaling up the contemporary 10Be production in the proto-Sun by a factor of 105 would increase the production rate to 104 10Be cm−2 s−1. Using this enhanced production value in conjunction with refractory mass inflow rates at 0.06 AU from the proto-Sun we model 10Be concentrations in CAI precursors. We calculate the content of solar-wind-implanted 10Be would have been of the order of 1012 10Be g−1 in CAIs, consistent with initial10Be content found from boron–beryllium isotopic systematics in CAIs.