Origin of howardites, diogenites and eucrites - A mass balance constraint

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Achondrites, Mass Balance, Meteoritic Microstructures, Stony Meteorites, Crystallization, Feldspars, Olivine, Phase Diagrams, Pyroxenes, Scandium, Meteorites, Howardites, Origin, Diogenites, Eucrites, Achondrites, Mass, Breccias, Basalts, Pyroxene, Cumulates, Petrogenesis, Models, Genesis, Liquids, Formation, Magma, Melting, Parent Bodies, Asteroids, Fractional Crystalization, Regolith, Samples, Meteorite, Comparions

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Two petrogenetic models for the noncumulate-basaltic parts of howardite meteorites are discussed. A mass balance constraint is developed which indicates that more than half of the basaltic components in howardites formed as residual liquids from fractional crystallization of melts that had earlier produced diogentelike pyroxene cumulate components. Other model constriants involving scandium trends, clustering near olivine-pyroxene-plagioclase peritectic, and MgO/(MgO + FeO) ratios are discussed.

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