Original structures, and fragmentation and reassembly histories of asteroids - Evidence from meteorites

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Asteroids, Fragmentation, Meteoritic Microstructures, Breccia, Chondrites, Cooling, Craters, Metallography, Regolith, Meteorites, Chondrites, Parent Bodies, Asteroids, Structure, Petrography, Fragmentation, History, Cooling, Classification, Heating, Metamorphism, Temperature, Metal, Grains, Iron, Nickel, Breccias, Regolith, Depth, H Chondrites, L Chondrites, Calculations, Theoretical Studies, Catalog, Experiments, Procedure, Ordinary Chondrites, Metallography, Models

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The validity of an onion shell model (OSM) for chondrite parent asteroids was assessed using metallographic cooling rates (MCR) derived from the compositions of metallic Fe-Ni grains. The hypothesis evaluated was that the hottest materials in chondrites would have been buried the deepest and cooled the slowest. The survey covered breccia from regolith and 13 different chondrites. The MCRs agreed well with cooling rates predicted by fission-track thermometry and Ar-40/Ar-39 ages. The OSM predicts an inverse correlation between the cooling rate and the petrographic type. Low correlations found between the MCRs and petrographic type indicate that chondrite parent asteroids were not assembled with onion shell structures.

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