Abstract

The concentrations of 129I incorporated in iodyrite (AgI) and marshite (CuI) are determined by measurements of radiogenic 129Xe. In addition to radiogenic 129Xe, some of these iodine-rich minerals contain excesses of 128Xe, 126Xe and 124Xe which are assigned to ( n, γβ −), ( n, 2 nβ −) and spallation reactions on 127I, respectively. The concentrations of radiogenic 129Xe indicate that the initial isotopic composition of iodine in iodyrite was (1.48±0.33)10 −14 ≤ 129 I 127 I ≤ (9.8±2.2)10 −14 and in marshite it was (0.32±0.24)10 −14 ≤ 129 I 127 I .

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