Nanoscale Imaging Analysis of Organic-Mineral Association in the Murchison Meteorite by NanoIR

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Kebukawa Y. * Kobayashi H. Baden N. Urayama N. Kobayashi K.

80th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society 2017 [#6093]

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“We demonstrate infrared imaging analysis of a carbonaceous chondrite with less than 100 nm spatial resolution that is far below conventional optical diffraction limits.

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