activity
20062009
most citedTwo Trends of Composition Variation of Zircons and Their Significance in Origin Discrimination

6 citations · 31 across the 8 of their papers we have counts for

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8 papers

physics.geo-ph2009★ 4 cited

Distribution of U and Th and Their Nuclear Fission in the Outer Core of the Earth and Their effects on the Geodynamics

Xuezhao Bao

Here we propose that there is a lot of heat producing elements U and Th in the outer core of the Earth. The heat released from them may be the major energy source for driving the m…

physics.geo-ph2007★ 4 cited

A Raman spectroscopic study of zircons on micro-scale and Its significance in explaining the origin of zircons

Xuezhao Bao, Huiming Li, Songnian Lu

The magmatic and metamorphic zircons were investigated with Raman spectrum microprobe analysis. We found notable differences between these two kinds of zircons exhibited by the var…

physics.geo-ph2007★ 4 cited

The Minerageny of Two Groups of Zircons from Plagioclase- Amphibolite of Mayuan Group in Northern Fujian

Xuezhao Bao, Gan Xiaochun

Zircons can crystallize in a wide range of physical and chemical conditions. At the same time, they have high stability and durability. Therefore zircons can grow and survive in a…

physics.geo-ph2007★ 6 cited

Two Trends of Composition Variation of Zircons and Their Significance in Origin Discrimination

Xuezhao Bao

Zircons can crystallize in a wide range of physical and chemical conditions. At the same time, they have high stability and durability. Therefore zircons can grow and survive in a…

physics.geo-ph2007★ 5 cited

Geochemistry of U and Th and its Influence on the Origin and Evolution of the Crust of Earth and the Biological Evolution

Xuezhao Bao, Ali Zhang

We have investigated the migration behaviors of uranium (U) and thorium (Th) in Earth and other terrestrial planets. Theoretical models of U and Th migration have been proposed. Th…

astro-ph2006★ 2 cited

U solubility in the core of Earth

Xuezhao Bao, Richard A. Secco

Uranium is the most important heat producing element in the Earth. The presence of an appreciable amount of U in the core of Earth would have an important influence on geodynamics.…