History of Hydrogen in the Early Inner Solar System as Recorded in Angrite Meteorites

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Rider-Stokes B. G.* Anand M. White L. F. Stephant A. Franchi I. A. Zhao X.

54th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference 2023

abstract [#1602]

We investigate H abundance and isotopic compositions of minerals in angrites, providing insights into the timing of volatile addition to the inner solar system.

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