Fluorine in meteorites

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Fluorine, Meteoritic Composition, Microanalysis, Abundance, Aluminum, Gamma Rays, Magnesium, Nuclear Reactions, Silicon, Sodium

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Microanalysis using a resonant nuclear reaction was used to measure F concentrations in USGS standard rocks and 21 meteorites. The F appears to be a moderately depleted element, but there were significant variations within each sample. Measurements on separated metal phases suggest that about 20% of meteoritic F is in the metal or in a phase closely associated with it. Simultaneous measurements of F, Mg, Na, Al and Si in the nonmagnetic fractions of meteorites suggest plagioclase as a F containing phase.

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