Partitioning of REE Between Olivine, Plagioclase, and Synthetic Basaltic Melts: Implications for the Origin of Lunar Anorthosites

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Mar 1982

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LUNAR AND PLANETARY SCIENCE XIII, P. 493-494. Abstract.

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60015, Moon, Rare Earth Elements, Distribution, Anorthosites, Liquids, Partitioning, Minerals, Olivine, Plagioclase, Basalts, Melts, Origin, Samples, Lunar, Apollo 16, Experiments, Analysis, Composition, Coefficients

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