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Nature 459, 520-521 (28 May 2009) | doi:10.1038/459520a; Published online 27 May 2009
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Earth science: Restoration of the noble gases
Tim Elliott1
Abstract
The noble gases emitted from deep inside the Earth have been sending mixed messages to those intent on deciphering them. A model that promises to help clear up the confusion is now on offer.
Geochemists have long taken a close interest in emissions from the bowels of the Earth. In particular, analyses of noble gases emanating from the mantle have been prominent in shaping models of Earth's structure.
- Tim Elliott is in the Department of Earth Sciences, University of Bristol, Bristol BS8 1RJ, UK.
Email: tim.elliott@bristol.ac.uk
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