A Study of Chromium and Silicon Nitrides in Carbonaceous Chondrites

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Leitner J., Vollmer C., Harries D., Kodolányi J., Ott U., et al.

52nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (2021), Abstract #1878

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“We identified Si3N4 and CrN in metal-sulfide grains in a set of carbonaceous chondrites. N-isotopic compositions show variations between chondrite groups that could be related to different heliocentric distances of the respective formation regions.”

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