Geochemical Constraints on Potential UOC Chondrule Genesis by Hypervelocity Impact Vapor Plumes and Likely Precursor Sources

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Sheikh D., Humayun M.

52nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (2021), Abstract #1279

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“Most UOC chondrules analyzed exhibit Ce, and Eu anomalies, implying a chondrule forming process that began oxidized but went reducing, consistent with an impact scenario within nebular gas. Most UOC chondrules formed from undifferentiated precursors.”

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