Selective transport of primordial signatures across the core-mantle boundary by adsorption

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However, the mechanism by which He and W are transported across the core-mantle boundary remains elusive. Here, we combine high-pressure experiments and large-scale atomistic simulations to assess element transport from the core to the mantle via oxide exsolution. We find that adsorption can effectively operate at ultra-high temperatures under planetary core conditions. Ferropericlase nanoparticles can selectively adsorb W but not Pt, suggesting that W may be fractionated from highly siderophile elements by oxide exsolution. The adsorption mechanism may imprint core-like isotopic signatures onto ocean island basalts and potentially affect the Earth’s deep geochemical cycles. 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