Tender Energy X-Ray Microspectroscopy Reveals Microscale Heterogeneity of P and S Chemistry in CM2 Chondrite

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P. A. Northrup, Wirick S., Flynn G. J.

52nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (2021), Abstract #2480

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“Tender energy X-ray absorption microspectroscopy at the TES beamline was used to directly measure microscale chemical speciation of P and S in a CM2 meteorite, revealing heterogeneity including phosphates, phosphides, sulfates, and sulfides.”

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