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Berkley, J.L. and Jones, J.H. (1982). Primary igneous carbon in ureilites; petrological implications. Journal of Geophysical Research 87: A353-A364. |
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Antarctic ureilite ALHA78019 displays perfectly preserved primary textures in the carbonaceous matrix characterized by euhedral graphite blades intergrown with Fe-Ni metal and sulfide (diamonds are absent). This suggests that most graphite in ureilites originated by crystallization from a C-rich metallic phase. Two-stage redox history implied. Noble gases and rare earths are discussed.--Modified journal abstract. |
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Keywords
achondrites; Allan Hills Meteorites; alloys; carbon; composition;, crystal growth; Eh; electron probe data; geochemistry; graphite;, igneous activity; intergrowths; metals; meteorites; minerals;, native elements; noble gases; rare earths; silicates; stony, meteorites; textures; ureilite, 05B, Petrology of meteorites and tektites |
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