Estimate of excess volatiles
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Estimate of "excess volatiles"
(units of 1020 grams)
water 16,600
total carbon as carbon dioxide 910
sulfur 22
nitrogen 42
chlorine 300
hydrogen 10
boron, bromine, argon, fluorine, etc. 4
Source: W.W. Rubey (1951).
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