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Calculate the 147Sm/144Nd ratio of a rock containing 1.83 ppm Sm and 5.51 ppm Nd. The atomic weight of Sm is 150.36 and that of Nd is 144.24. The isotopic percentage abundance of 147Sm is 15.0 and that of 144Nd is 23.954.

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