CM2 to CM1 Iron Sulfides, from Primary Nebular to Altered Asteroidal

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Singerling S. A. * Corrigan C. M. Brearley A. J.

abstract (PDF)

80th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society 2017 [#6167]

“This study synthesizes our observations of CM chondrite iron sulfides, from primary characteristics in
the least-altered CM2s to remnants and alteration products in the heavily-altered CM1s, providing a link
between nebular and parent body processes.”

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