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7. A Comparison of Solar and Meteoritic Abundances

Recent solar abundance data confirm the relationship between the sun and carbonaceous chondrites. New results for the solar S/Ca and Na/Ca ratio discriminate between types 1, 2, and 3. These and interstellar properties pose constraints on the condensation process. Protostellar separation of gas and grains will affect stellar metal content.

H. Holweger

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