The Thermal History of CI and CM Chondrites and Their Relationship to Primitive Asteroid Surfaces

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King A. J. * Maturilli A. Schofield P. F. Helbert J. Russell S. S.

abstract (PDF)

80th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society 2017 [#6220]

“Heated CI and CM chondrites are likely to be excellcent analogues for materials on the surface of C-type
asteroids. We present reflectance spectra for well characterized heated CI and CM chondrites and
examine their relationship with parent bodies.”

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