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Paper Citation Record · LEDGER
Exploring the Sun's birth radius and the distribution of planet building blocks in the Milky Way galaxy: A multi-zone Galactic chemical evolution approach
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Is the composition of the Solar atmosphere unusual, and if so, why? Possible interpretations cites this paper.
Is the composition of the Solar atmosphere unusual, and if so, why? Possible interpretations Exploring the Sun's birth radius and the distribution of planet building blocks in the Milky Way galaxy: A multi-zone Galactic chemical evolution approach
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