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[meteorite-list] Geophysics, meteorites, and Electron microscopy-QUESTIONCarl
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Hi Shawn,
It's actually the electron microprobe that gives the quantitative
analyses needed for classification of stony meteorites. The data is
usually output in tables of oxide component concentrations in weight
percent, totalling hopefully, to approximately 100%. The microprobe
software lets
Thanks for the free tutorial, Dr. Agee! That was really enlightening. :)
Doug Ross
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Hello Carl and Listers
Great post on scanning electron microscope (SEM) process, now does this process
also ID the whole classification of the meteorite which is used for classifying
meteorite for the Meteoritcal Bulletin database? I know alot of school are
discontinuing classifying meteorites
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