Pallasites—metal composition, classification and relationships with iron meteorites
Pallasites—metal composition, classification and relationships with iron meteorites
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橄榄石——金属成分、分类及其与铁陨石的关系
DOI:
10.1016/0016-7037(77)90262-9
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发表时间:
1977
影响因子:
5
通讯作者:
E. Scott
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作者:
E. Scott
Concentrations of Au, As, Co, Ga, Ge, Ir, Ni and W were determined in the metal of 28 different pallasites plus 6 which are probably paired, to help elucidate their origin. Most divide into two clusters:No.Ni (%)Ga (μg/g)Ge (μg/g)Au (μg/g)Fa (mole %)Main group197.8–11.716–2629–651.7–3.011–13Eagle Station trio314–164.5–675–1200.8–1.019–20In the main group Ni is negatively correlated with Ga, Ge and positively with Au and probably with the Fa content of the olivine. The other members of the Eagle Station trio are Cold Bay and Itzawisis. Rawlinna, Springwater and Phillips County have metal compositions appropriate to high-Ni main group members but fayalite contents are too high for main group trends. Glorieta Mountain and Pavlodar appear to be unique pallasites. Ilimaes, Antofagasta, Ollague and Salta are probably pieces of Imilac, a main group member.On a Ga-Ge plot, main group pallasites overlap the field of IIIAB iron meteorites and Au, As, Ir, Ni and W contents of the metal are very close to those of the high-Ni IIIAB irons. It is likely that both groups formed in the same parent body. The Eagle Station trio might be related to certain anomalous irons with high Ge/Ga ratios and may have formed in a more oxidizing environment.
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发表时间:
2007
期刊:
Lunar and Planetary Science Conference XXXVIII 38
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作者:
原田 知明;保科 洋介;吉村 英恭;C.Okamoto
通讯作者:
C.Okamoto