Deciphering the Iron Isotopic Composition of the Inclusion-Like Reservoir: Insight from AOAs in CV Chondrites

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Piralla M.* Hopp T. Burkhardt C. Kleine T.

METSOC 2026 abstract (PDF)

“Iron isotope analysis of Allende AOAs reveals negative µ54Fe, defining a common reservoir with CAIs and supporting that the NC-CC dichotomy reflects a temporal change of the isotopic composition of the infalling material forming the circumsolar disk.”

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