Pyroxferroite: Stability and X-ray Crystallography of Synthetic Ca0.15Fe0.85SiO3 Pyroxenoid

Details Pyroxferroite: Stability and X-ray Crystallography of Synthetic Ca0.15Fe0.85SiO3 Pyroxenoid Pyroxferroite: Stability and X-ray Crystallography of Synthetic Ca0.15Fe0.85SiO3 Pyroxenoid

Apr 1970

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Science, Volume 168, Issue 3929, pp. 364-367

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Synthetic Ca0.15Fe0.85SiO3 pyroxenoid has the same (pyroxmangite) structure and very nearly the same composition as pyroxferroite, a new mineral found in Apollo 11 lunar samples. The synthetic material is not stable below pressures of approximately 10 kilobars. It appears likely that the lunar pyroxferroite has persisted in a metastable state for some billions of years.

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