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Acfer 182

Typical area of Acfer 182 showing abundant mineral and polymineralic ... — via www.researchgate.net · Source

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Named meteorite from Wikidata. Classification details should be verified against Meteoritical Bulletin where needed.

Physical properties

Classification: meteorite

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Typical area of Acfer 182 showing abundant mineral and polymineralic ... — via www.researchgate.net · Source
Typical area of Acfer 182 showing abundant mineral and polymineralic ... — via www.researchgate.net · Source
Typical area of Acfer 182 showing abundant mineral and polymineralic ... — via www.researchgate.net · Source
Typical area of Acfer 182 showing abundant mineral and polymineralic ... — via www.researchgate.net · Source
Cryptocrystalline chondrule in Acfer 182. The high magnification BSE ... — via www.researchgate.net · Source
Cryptocrystalline chondrule and a microporphyritic fmgment in Acfer 182 ... — via www.researchgate.net · Source
(Left) Backscattered electron image of Acfer 182. Field of view is ... — via www.researchgate.net · Source
Backscattered electron image of a CaAl,O,-rich inclusion in Acfer 182 ... — via www.researchgate.net · Source
(PDF) ACFER 182 GIVES NEW CLUES TO CHONDRULE FORMATION — via www.researchgate.net · Source
Internal Hf-W isochron diagram for Acfer 182 (CH). All reported ... — via www.researchgate.net · Source
(PDF) ACFER 182 and paired samples, an iron-rich carbonaceous chondrite ... — via www.researchgate.net · Source
(PDF) ACFER 182/207: A New ALH85085-Type Chondrite and Its Implications — via www.researchgate.net · Source
(PDF) ALH 85085, ACFER 182, and Renazzo-Type Chondrites - Similarities ... — via www.researchgate.net · Source
Backscattered electron image of a CaAl,O,-rich inclusion in Acfer 182 ... — via www.researchgate.net · Source
(PDF) SILICA-RICH OBJECTS IN ACFER 182: A NEW VIEW — via www.researchgate.net · Source
(PDF) Diamonds from ACFER 182: Morphology, C and N Stable Isotopic ... — via www.academia.edu · Source

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