Visible and near-infrared spectra. X - Stony meteorites

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Feb 1975

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1975modge...5..115s&link_type=abstract

Modern Geology, vol. 5, Feb. 1975, p. 115-126.

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Infrared Spectra, Meteoritic Composition, Near Infrared Radiation, Spectroscopic Analysis, Stony Meteorites, Achondrites, Bidirectional Reflectance, Carbonaceous Meteorites, Chondrites, Iron, Optical Thickness, Spectrum Analysis

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Bidirectional reflection spectra of 41 stony meteorites from 0.325 to 2.5 millimicrons are presented and discussed. Only enough of each meteorite was available to prepare a single sample composed of 0 to 74-millimicron size particles. Many meteorites contain large quantities of opaque material, which results in the production of flat and nearly featureless spectra. The most common and prominent feature present is a band near 1.0 millimicron due to iron.

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