Ah... no.

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Ah... no.

Adam — 4/11/2006 9:47:22 PM (archived)

Hi RL

Fair point. I was running away with myself.

Still O-16's mass fractionation effect might not be very much, especially since the solar wind is non-thermal. I would think hydrodynamic effects would dominate - the faster, lighter stuff carrying the heavier ions along with it.

Just a thought.

Adam

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