Yamato-82042: An unusual carbonaceous chondrite with CM affinities
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概要
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The Yamato-82042 carbonaceous chondrite has been the subject of a consortium study, designed to determine its properties and hence attempt a more precise classification of the meteorite. Major and minor elemental abundance and oxygen isotope data indicate that the specimen is a CM chondrite, but on textural and petrologic grounds the meteorite is more akin to CI stones. It is possible that Y-82042 is the first CM1 chondrite recognized.
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著者
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Palme H.
Max-Planck-Institute fur Chemie
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Spettel B.
Max-Planck-Institute fur Chemie
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Ott U.
Max-planck-institut Fur Chemie J.-j. Becherweg 27 55128 Mainz Germany
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Spettel B.
Max-plank-institute Fur Chemie
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Palme H.
Max-plank-institute Fur Chemie
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Grady Monica
Department Of Earth Sciences The Open University
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Graham A.L.
British Museum (Natural History)
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Barber D.J.
Department of Physics, University of Essex
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Aylmer D.
Department of Chemistry, Rutgers University
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Kurat G.
Naturhistorisches Museum
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Ntaflos T.
Naturhistorisches Museum
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Ott U.
Max-plank-institute Fur Chemie
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Aylmer D.
Department Of Chemistry Rutgers University
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Barber D.j.
Department Of Physics University Of Essex
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