Constraints on Chondrule Generation, Disk Dynamics, and Asteroid Accretion from the Compositions of Carbonaceous Meteorites

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Bryson J. F. J., Brennecka G. A.

52nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (2021), Abstract #1301

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“The compositions of CC chondrites and iron meteorites originate from mixing NC chondrite material, CAI material, and CI chondrite material. These trends provide novel constraints on chondrule generation, dust and gas dynamics, and asteroid accretion.”

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