Bimodal TiO2 Contents of Mare Basalts at Apollo and Luna Sites and Implications for TiO2 Derived from Clementine Spectral Reflectance

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A revised algorithm to estimate Ti contents of mare regions centered on
Apollo and Luna sites shows a bimodal distribution, consistent with
mare-basalt sample data. A global TiO_2 map shows abundant intermediate
TiO_2 basalts in western Procellarum.

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