Trace Element Partitioning Between Low-Calcium Pyroxene and Lunar Picritic Glass Melts at Multiple-Saturation Points with Applications to Melting and Melt Migration in A Heterogeneous Lunar Cumulate Mantle

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Trace-element D values of opx or pigeonite vary by less than a factor of
two for various melt and mineral compositions at multi-saturation
points. We employ a simple model and show the importance of lunar source
composition to mare basalt genesis.

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