A Coordinated Approach to Investigate the Heterogeneity of Aqueous Alteration at the Micro-Scale in the Winchcombe Meteorite, a CM Fall

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Daly L. * Suttle M. D. Lee M. R. Bridges J. Hicks L. Martin P-E. Floyd C. J. Jenkins L. Salge T. King A. J. Almedia N. V. Johnson D. Trimby P. Mansour H. Wadsworth F. Rollison G. Genge M. J. Darling J. Bagot P. White L. F. Stephens N. Mitchell J. T. Jones R. Piazolo S. Einsle J. F. Macente A. Hallis L. J. Schofield P. F. Russel S. S. Bates H. Smith C. Franchi I. Forman L. V. Bland P. A. Westmoreland D. Anderson I. Taylor R. Montgomery M. Parsons M. Vasseur J. Fireball Alliance U. K.

MetSoc22 abstract [#6262]

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“Winchcombe CM Fall. / Nano-scale surprised us all. / Localised changes.”

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