  Galactic cosmic-ray source compositions, (Z/H)GCRS from H to Pb and ~10^8 -
10^14 eV, differ from solar-local interstellar, (Z/H)SS or (Z/H)ISM by
~20-200x. Both are mostly just mixes of core collapse (CCSN) and thermonuclear
(SN Ia) supernova ejecta. The (Z/H)ISM come from steady unbiased accumulation
over Gyrs. But the cosmic ray mass mixing ratio, universal ISM/CCSN ~4:1 of
swept-up ISM and ~10x metallicity ejecta show that (Z/H)GCRS come from basic
Sedov-Taylor bulk mixing of homologous, expanding CCSN in their OB cluster
self-generated superbubbles, further enriched by highly biased grain-sputtering
injection during diffusive shock acceleration (DSA). Moreover, this mixing
ratio now reveals that the cosmic rays are primarily accelerated as their
evolving reverse shock radius and energy passes through their maxima.
Refractories and volatiles, first deposited in fast ejecta and ISM grains in
freely expanding ejecta, are simultaneously Coulomb-sputtered FCS by turbulent
H and He as suprathermal ions into DSA that carries them to cosmic-ray
energies. This bulk mixing selectively increases source mix abundancies (Z/H)SM
/ (Z/H)SS by ~2-10; and injection by grain condensation and implantation
fractions FGC, by another ~6, while Z^0.67 Coulomb grain sputtering enrichments
FCS give an added ~4-20. Applying these basic processes of mixing and injection
to solar system (Z/H)SS produces grain-injected, source-mix (Z/H)SMGI that
match major cosmic ray abundances (Z/H)GCRS to within 35 % with no free
parameters. Independently confirming grain injection, (Z/H)GCRS shows no
detectable contribution of Fe from SN Ia, although producing ~1/2 Fe in ISM,
but there is also no dust in SN Ia remnants, unlike CCSN.
