Multiple CV Chondrule Precursors Originating from the Inner and Outer Solar System: Evidence from Cr-Ti-O Isotope Systematics of Allende Chondrules

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K. Fukuda, Hibiya Y., Kastelle C. R., Suzuki K., Iizuka T. et al.

52nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (2021), Abstract #1319

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“The large ranges of Cr-Ti-O isotope ratios among CV chondrules indicate that they formed by reprocessing of multiple chemically and isotopically distinct precursors that include the materials originating from the inner solar system.”

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