Dear Listees;
How far from being a qualified meteorite testing lab is a good quality
soils, water, and air testing lab. Lab has numerous gas chromatography,
organics and inorganics, trace element testing equipt. microscopes, and
some thin section equipment? Lab doesn't have experience with
How far from being a qualified meteorite testing lab is a good quality soils, water,
and air testing lab. Lab doesn't have experience with meteorites. Would this be the
limiting factor, or is there much more to the picture? Lab is fully accredited and
has been around quite a while (20
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Terresterial VS. way out
According to Dr Kring there was a paper published which
gave the differences in the H, L, and LL ordinary chondrites.
I think it was by Rubin but I am not sure.
Nor am I. Maybe it is this paper by Rubin:
RUBIN A.E. (1990) Kamacite and olivine in ordinary chondrites:
Intergroup and intragroup
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