Composition of metal in type III carbonaceous chondrites and its relevance to the source-assignment of lunar metal.
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Chemical analyses of the orthopyroxene and clinopyroxene compositions in chondrites are reported. Standard microprobe techniques to 15 kilovolts, 0.03 microamperes, and 40 second counting time were employed. Duplicate analyses were conducted on three grains of each opx and cpx together with two different raw data correction methods as checks on analytical precision and correction procedures. Only those analytical summations of between 99.20 and 100.80 weight percent, and cation summations between 3.980 and 4.020 (based on 6 oxygens) were used.
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.
Silicate inclusions in iron meteorites analyzed by microprobe and classified according to phase assemblages, compositions and textures
Electron microprobe analysis of potassium feldspar in Weekeroo Station meteorite
Weekeroo Station, Kodaikanal and Colomera iron meteorites chemical composition, considering silicate inclusions
Impurities remaining in the metallic copper are identified and quantified by spectrographic and neutron activation analysis. Determination of the type of ore used for the copper artifact places the geographic point of origin of the artifact.
Ferrous /manganous/ orthophosphates, sarcopside and graftonite found in four iron and pallasite meteorites