Bulk Mineralogy of the “CT” Chondrites: Results from Powder X-Ray Diffraction

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Garvie L. A. J. Irving A. J.

PDF LPSC 2022 abstract [#2217]

“The CT chondrites are mineralogically diverse, some contain phyllosilicates, though some are largely anhydrous.”

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