Astromat

The dataset includes numbers of atoms of 132Xe and isotope ratios of the other xenon isotopes to 132Xe for each of a series of laser step heating analyses of sample OREX-800055-119. OREX-800055-119 is a single particle separated from the angular stone of interest OREX-800055-0. Xenon was released from the sample and admitted into the RELAX (Refrigerator Enhanced Laser Analyser for Xenon) time-of-flight, resonance ionization mass spectrometer at the University of Manchester for xenon isotopic analysis. 101 distinct, sequentially increasing temperature steps were analysed and calibrated with reference to air aliquots and blanks. Temperature was increased by increasing the power delivered to the sample by a fiber laser. The purpose of this dataset is to investigate the I-Xe system, and therefore the sample was artificially neutron irradiated prior to analysis (irradiation MN2025a). Aliquots of Shallowater enstatite were irradiated and analysed alongside the sample, to monitor the conversion of 127I to 128Xe; Shallowater data for the same irradiation are incorporate with datasets for samples OREX-803063-0 and OREX-803064-0. The Xe isotopic composition is similar to average carbonaceous chondrite (AVCC) xenon, with excesses of 129Xe from decay of 129I and 128Xe produced in the reactor. An I-Xe age ~5 Myr after CAI formation is determined.