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Genge, Matthew J., Suttle, Martin, Van Ginneken, Matthias (2017) Thermal shock fragmentation of Mg silicates within scoriaceous micrometeorites reveal hydrated asteroidal sources. Geology, 45 (10) 891-894 doi:10.1130/g39426.1

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TitleThermal shock fragmentation of Mg silicates within scoriaceous micrometeorites reveal hydrated asteroidal sources
JournalGeology
AuthorsGenge, Matthew J.Author
Suttle, MartinAuthor
Van Ginneken, MatthiasAuthor
Year2017 (October 1)Volume45
Issue10
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g39426.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceGenge, Matthew J., Suttle, Martin, Van Ginneken, Matthias (2017) Thermal shock fragmentation of Mg silicates within scoriaceous micrometeorites reveal hydrated asteroidal sources. Geology, 45 (10) 891-894 doi:10.1130/g39426.1
Plain TextGenge, Matthew J., Suttle, Martin, Van Ginneken, Matthias (2017) Thermal shock fragmentation of Mg silicates within scoriaceous micrometeorites reveal hydrated asteroidal sources. Geology, 45 (10) 891-894 doi:10.1130/g39426.1
In(2017, October) Geology Vol. 45 (10) Geological Society of America

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