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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Kainsaz"”.

  1. MICROSTRUCTURAL CONSTRAINTS ON THE FORMATIONAL AND THERMAL HISTORIES OF REFRACTORY INCLUSIONS IN CO3 CHONDRITES

    … from two CO3 chondrites, Allan Hills A77307 and Kainsaz. The microstructural and compositional characteristics of AOAs and CAIs in the pristine CO3.0 chondrite, Allan Hills A77307, provide evidence that various high-temperature condensation and gas-solid reactions occurred in the solar nebula …

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  2. Mineralogy and bulk chemistry of chondrules and matrix in petrologic type 3 chondrites : implications for early solar system processes

    … MET 00526 (L3.05), MET 00426 (CR3.0), Kainsaz (CO3.2) and Kakangari (K3). Bulk compositions of twenty chondrules in each meteorite were determined with modal recombination analysis. This study provides a self-consistent dataset that combines chondrule textures with mineralogy and bulk …

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  3. Formation conditions of plagioclase-bearing type I chondrules in CO chondrites : a study of natural samples and experimental analogs

    Chondrites are samples from undifferentiated asteroids that contain components that formed in the early solar system. One of the components found in chondrites is chondrules, which are small igneous spherules that formed from the melting of precursor dust ball assemblages during very short, …

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