The Nature of "Maskelymite" in Shocked Meteorites: Not Diaplectic Glass but Glass Quenched from Shock-induced Dense Melt at High Pressures

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Jul 1999

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Meteoritics & Planetary Science, vol. 34, Supplement, p.A24

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