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Rate of Enrichment of the Galactic Disc With Metals From Data on Open Clusters
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 14 August 2015
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Recent investigations of stellar chemical composition made it possible to estimate some parameters of the galactic disc chemical evolution: the abundance gradient, d[Fe/H]/dR, and rate of enrichment, d[Fe/H]/dt. Practically all the conclusions of these investigations were based on data on chemical composition of single stars, for which the error in age determination is considerable.
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