Compositions of Carbonaceous-Type Asteroidal Cores in the Early Solar System

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Zhang B.* Chabot N. L. Rubin A. E.

54th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference 2023

abstract [#1606]

Fractional-crystallization modeling of carbonaceous-type iron meteorites shows that the CAIs distribution in the protoplanetary disk (<1 Ma) was heterogeneous.

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