The Non-Complementary Compositions of Chondrules and Matrices in CO, CM and CR Chondrites

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Patzer A., Bullock E. S., Alexander C. M. O’D.

84th Annual Meeting of The Meteoritical Society 2021 (abstract # 6025)

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Our results are inconsistent with chondrule-matrix complementarity but in line with the four-component model of Alexander (2019) combined with the addition or loss of individual components like forsterite, refractory inclusions and FeS or FeNiS.

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