Tracing Organic Contamination from Collection to Curation: Best Practices for the Recovery and Contamination Mitigation of Meteorites

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Tunney L. D. Hill P. J. A. Herd C. D. K. Hilts R. W.

PDF LPSC 2022 abstract [#2103]

“In this study, we derive six key recommendations for recovering, handling, and curating freshly fallen meteorites.”

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