Table 6.

SW-Kr composition and fluences calculated assuming trapped ¹³²Xe/⁸⁴Kr = 0.036 (atmospheric), and ¹³²Xe/⁸⁴Kr = 0.041 (derived from the minimization of the SW-Kr and SW-Xe fluencies scattering).

Sample, extraction method	Assumed Trapped 132Xe/84Kr	86Kr/84Kr	83Kr/84Kr	82Kr/84Kr	80Kr/84Kr	78Kr/84Kr	SW 84Kr retrieved, 107 at/cm2
A-π/8 (a)	atm.	.3018 (11)	.2031 (6)	.2047 (6)	.0406 (3)	.00628 (7)	1.23 (9)
	.041	.3018 (11)	.2032 (6)	.2047 (6)	.0406 (3)	.00629 (7)	1.20 (8)
A-π/8 (b)	atm.	.3007 (7)	.2043 (5)	.2060 (4)	.0414 (2)	.00657 (8)	1.20 (14)
	.041	.3007 (7)	.2043 (5)	.2060 (4)	.0415 (2)	.00657 (8)	1.19 (12)
A-π/4	atm.	.3025 (28)	.2033 (22)	.2063 (20)	.0412 (8)	.00658 (37)	1.11 (31)
	.041	.3019 (34)	.2037 (27)	.2072 (25)	.0416 (9)	.00669 (45)	1.02 (11)
A-π	atm.	.3011 (10)	.2021 (9)	.2066 (9)	.0411 (4)	.00644 (25)	1.13 (19)
	.041	.3011 (10)	.2021 (9)	.2067 (9)	.0411 (4)	.00645 (26)	1.11 (18)
P-π/4	atm.	.3015 (6)	.2032 (3)	.2050 (3)	.0420 (3)b	.00640 (19)	0.95 (11)
	.041	.3014 (6)	.2033 (3)	.2051 (3)	.0421 (3)b	.00641 (19)	0.90 (9)
All data (free fit)		.3010 (22)	.2035 (15)	.2055 (14)	.0413 (7)	.00646 (30)
All data (fixed trapped comp.)a		.3012 (4)	.2034 (2)	.2054 (2)	.0412 (2)	.00642 (5)	1.08 (5)
Diamondc		.302 (3)	n.d.	n.d.	n.d.	n.d.	1.22 (10)
Silicond		.303 (1)	n.d.	n.d.	n.d.	n.d.	1.22 (6)
Atm. Kre	.036	.30524 (25)	.20136 (21)	.20217 (4)	.03960 (2)	.006087 (20)

^aWeighted average from all data assuming trapped ¹³²Xe/⁸⁴Kr = 0.041.

^bPolished Aluminum Collector (PAC) ⁸⁰Kr/⁸⁴Kr is excluded because of the “change of charge” effect.

^cETH (Heber et al., 2009).

^dETH (Vogel et al., 2011).

^eFrom Basford et al., 1973.