Insights into CAI Formation from Nickel Isotopic Signatures

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Render J. * Brennecka G. A. Wang S. J. Wasylenki L. E. Kleine T.

80th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society 2017 [#6327]

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“Refractory inclusions show isotopic variability in nickel, suggestive of a mixing line between the indigenous isotopic composition of CAIs and a second, yet to be identified component. ”

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