Deciphering the Parent Bodies of Heated CMs

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Prestgard T. J. Beck P. Bonal L.

MetSoc22 abstract [#6187]

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“Some Stage-II and III heated CM chondrites, and Elephant Moraine (EET) 83355, have spectra similar to C, Cg and/or X-type asteroids. A subset of these small bodies may hence have surfaces rich in amorphized serpentine.”

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