Hi Jeff,
I've been puzzled about what you said and perhaps I've misread or missed your
comments. Why do you think the R chondrites should be included in the oc clan
(rather than the carbonaceous)? I thought this was a very unique idea.
Thank you all for this interesting topic.
Carl
Jeff
*Sorry for the repost. My original question did not make much sense.*
Hi Jeff,
I've been puzzled about what you said and perhaps I've misread or missed your
comments. Why do you think the R chondrites should be included in the oc clan?
I thought this was a very unique idea.
Thank you
First off, be careful of the words clan and class. The way most of
us use it, carbonaceous chondrites are a class, comprising many
groups. Some C chondrite groups are associated into clans, like the
CV-CK clan or the CM-CO clan. But not all people use the term clan, and
those who do
Sorry for my poor use of terms. I really should be more careful. I've had to
look up what refractory lithophile elements are:
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1988mess.book..394L
and terrestrial fractionation line (TFL):
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2004AGUFM.V41D..08R
Stuff like that flies
with that general question!
Kind wishes,
Doug
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G'mornin' listites
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G'mornin' listites,,
What is the least common type of ordinary chondrite, as well as the
most common?
Thanks
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G'mornin' listites,,
What is the least common type of ordinary
-boun...@meteoritecentral.com] Im Auftrag von Jeff
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I agree with Doug... the rarest and most valuable type of OC from a
scientific perspective
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Jeff
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I agree with Doug... the rarest and most valuable type of OC from a
scientific perspective
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Indeed,
it's for the first time, that I read that R-chondrites are included in
the
OC
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Martin wrote:
Where one has to say, that it's maybe too early to say that, Because
the classification with decimal places, (even with two!), is a
relatively new occurrence...
Dear Martin,
Your comment
G'mornin' listites,,
What is the least common type of ordinary chondrite, as well as the most
common?
Thanks
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Melanie
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