Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Jarosewich, E..
Findings of a chondrule in an inclusion from the octahedrite Netschaevo reported by Bunch et al. (1970) are confirmed and the presence of additional chondrules in the meteorite is reported. The bulk chemical composition, mineralogy, and mineral chemistry indicate that the chondritic material has properties intermediate between those of the H-group chondrites and those of the enstatite chondrites.
Lost City /Oklahoma/ meteorite mineralogical and chemical investigations, comparing with Pribram and Ucera meteorites
Discussion of the distribution of the transition elements (Sc, Ti, V, Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, and Zn) among the individual minerals of stony meteorites, and comparison with data on comparable lunar and terrestrial minerals. As an example of meteorite distribution patterns, data on the Modoc meteorite are presented. For the lunar rocks, microprobe data are used, along with published information from other investigators. For comparison with terrestrial igneous rocks, Skaergaard intrusion rocks are used. They present some striking analogies in mineralogy and petrology with the lunar igneous rocks and are thus peculiarly suitable for this cross comparison.
Mineralogy and petrology of lunar rock samples indicating meteoritic increments
Chemical composition analysis of one mesosiderite and seven chondrites, with notes on mineralogy and chemical procedures
Chemical analyses of stony meteorite and iron meteorite with silicate inclusions
Chemical analysis and normative mineral composition of Winona meteorite, showing relation to chondrites
Chemical analysis of stony meteorites, noting analytical procedures and results