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マイクロテクタイトとテクタイト:化学的比較

F A Frey, C M Spooner, P A Baedecker

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |November 20, 1970
    PubMed
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    象牙海岸とオーストラリアのマイクロテクトイトを比較すると,地元のテクトイトとの化学的類似性が明らかになる. しかし,ミクロテクトイトの微量元素は,アポロ11号とアポロ12号からの月面サンプルと大きく異なる.

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