Al-26, Pu-244, Ti-50, REE, and trace element abundances in hibonite grains from CM and CV meteorites

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Aluminum 26, Carbonaceous Chondrites, Meteoritic Composition, Plutonium 244, Rare Earth Elements, Titanium Isotopes, Trace Elements, Abundance, Allende Meteorite, Interplanetary Medium, Ion Probes, Murchison Meteorite, Meteorites, Aluminum 26, Plutonium 244, Titanium 50, Rare Earth Elements, Trace Elements, Abundance, Hibonite, Stony Meteorites, Cold Bokkeveld, Cm2 Chondrites, Carbonaceous Chondrites, Cv3 Meteorties, Isotopes, Origin, Ion Probe, Murchison, Murray, Allende, Fission Tracks, Density, Spectra,

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Hibonites from the CM meteorites Murchison, Murray, and Cold Bokkeveld, and hibonites and Ti-rich pyroxene from the CV chondrite Allende are studied. Electron microprobe measurements of major element concentrations and track and ion probe measurements of Mg and Ti isotopic ratios, rare earth elements (REEs), and trace element abundances are analyzed. Correlations between isotopic anomalies in Ti, Al-26, Pu-244, and Mg-26(asterisk) are examined. Ti isotopic anomalies are compared with REE and trace element abundance patterns. Reasons for the lack of Al-26 in the hibonites are investigated and discussed. It is observed that there is no correlation between the Ti isotopic compositions, and the presence of Mg-26(asterisk), Pu-244, and REE and trace element patterns in individual hibonite samples. The data reveal that hibonites are not interstellar dust grains but formed on a short time scale and in localized regions of the early solar system.

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