Published December 1980
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Evidence of ^(26)Mg Excess in Hibonite from Murchison
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- Papanastassiou, D. A.
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Wasserburg, G. J.
Abstract
We report Mg isotopic analyses on a hibonite inclusion from Murchison (CM), named the Blue Angel for its distinct color, and discovered by R.H. Becker. Petrographic, mineralogic, and chemical information is provided in a companion abstract (Armstrong et al., 1980). Hibonite is important as it has the highest estimated condensation temperature for major element oxides (Blander and Fuchs, 1975), may have a high Al/Mg ratio, and may be chemically resistant to alteration.
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© 1980 Meteoritical Society. Div. Contrib. No. 3466 (359).Attached Files
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- 359