Evidence for Os isotopic homogeneity in the solar nebula from CV-CK carbonaceous chondrites

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Steven Goderis (VUB, UGent, UH), Alan D. Brandon (UH), Bernhard Mayer (FSU), Munir Humayun (FSU)

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