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Scientific paper
Nov 1983
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1983lpsc...13..731w&link_type=abstract
In: Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, 13th, Houston, TX, March 15-19, 1982, Proceedings. Part 2. (A83-21281 07-91) Washing
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Inclusions, Meteoritic Composition, Stony Meteorites, Achondrites, Chondrites, Fluids, Raman Spectroscopy, Temperature Measurement
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The fluid inclusions presently described for five stony meteorites brings to seven the number of such meteorites confirmed. Homogenization temperatures are reproducible in each inclusion, and range from 25 C to over 225 C, with some vapor plus liquid inclusions remaining at 225 C, the highest temperature in these microthermometric experiments. Upon cooling, the fluid in some inclusions appears to freeze, as indicated by deformation and immobilization of the vapor bubble at low temperatures. Melting temperatures are by contrast difficult to observe and are not reproducible. Microthermometric data for the fluid in diogenite ALPHA 77256 and inclusions in four chondrites suggest that the fluid is aqueous, with a high solute content.
Ashwal Lewis D.
Belkin Harvey E.
Bergman Steven C.
Gibson Everett K. Jr.
Henry Darrell J.
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