Oriented Chromite-Diopside Symplectic Inclusions in Lunar Olivine from the "Luna-24": Hydrogenation-Dehydrogenation as a Mechanism of Simplectic Formation?

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Diopside-chromite symplectitic lamellae in olivine from the "Luna-24"
soil are studied with FIB/TEM and FE-EMPA and suggested to be formed by
two-step solid-state reaction involving exsolution, oxidation, cellular
decomposition, and dehydrogenation.

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