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Richard J Windmill

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Main group metal chemistry
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|Jan 30, 2023
Isotopic evidence for pallasite formation by impact mixing of olivine and metal during the first 10 million years of the Solar System.

Richard J Windmill, Ian A Franchi, Jan L Hellmann

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