6 (a) Given the following isotope evolution diagram, what do points A, B, C, D, and E on the figure represent? PN/PNCL D Residual Mantle CHUR Igneous rock 1 2 3 Age (billion years) 4 (b) Calculate the 143Nd/144Nd ratio of CHUR (chondritic uniform reservoir) at 2.5 Ga given that the present 143 Nd/¹44Nd for CHUR=0.512638 and that 147 Sm/¹44Nd-0.1967. The 147, 'Sm half-life is 106 Ga. (c) Given a sample with an initial ¹4³Nd/¹44Nd = 0.51150 at t = 1.8 Ga. What is it's End relative to CHUR at that time? (d) Calculate a model age relative to CHUR for a rock given the following data: Sm= 0.580 ppm, Nd = 1.539 ppm, ¹43Nd/¹44Nd = 0.513101. The isotopic abundances for Sm and 144Nd are 15% and 23.9%, respectively. The atomic weights for Sm and Nd are 150.36 and 144.24, respectively. (Hint: you are looking for a intersection of two lines such as the one in Problem 6 (a)). 147 (e) Plot the evolution lines for CHUR and the rock in part (d) in ENd VS. age (time) space.
6 (a) Given the following isotope evolution diagram, what do points A, B, C, D, and E on the figure represent? PN/PNCL D Residual Mantle CHUR Igneous rock 1 2 3 Age (billion years) 4 (b) Calculate the 143Nd/144Nd ratio of CHUR (chondritic uniform reservoir) at 2.5 Ga given that the present 143 Nd/¹44Nd for CHUR=0.512638 and that 147 Sm/¹44Nd-0.1967. The 147, 'Sm half-life is 106 Ga. (c) Given a sample with an initial ¹4³Nd/¹44Nd = 0.51150 at t = 1.8 Ga. What is it's End relative to CHUR at that time? (d) Calculate a model age relative to CHUR for a rock given the following data: Sm= 0.580 ppm, Nd = 1.539 ppm, ¹43Nd/¹44Nd = 0.513101. The isotopic abundances for Sm and 144Nd are 15% and 23.9%, respectively. The atomic weights for Sm and Nd are 150.36 and 144.24, respectively. (Hint: you are looking for a intersection of two lines such as the one in Problem 6 (a)). 147 (e) Plot the evolution lines for CHUR and the rock in part (d) in ENd VS. age (time) space.
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