An 57Fe Mössbauer study of three Australian L5 ordinary-chondrite meteorites: dating Kinclaven–001
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Cadogan, J.
Rebbouh, L.
Mills, J.
Bland, Phil
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Cadogan, J.M. and Rebbouh, L. and Mills, J.V.J. and Bland, P.A. 2013. An 57Fe Mössbauer study of three Australian L5 ordinary-chondrite meteorites: Dating Kinclaven–001. Hyperfine Interactions. 222 (S2): pp. 91-98.
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Three L5-type ordinary chondrite meteorites recovered from the Nullarbor Region of Western Australia were studied by 57Fe Mössbauer spectroscopy: Kinclaven–001, Camel Donga–007 and Gunnadorah–002. The relative amounts of the various Fe-bearing phases including the primary minerals (Olivine,Pyroxene, Troilite and Fe-Ni metal) and the ferric alteration products (Goethite, Maghemite/Magnetite) were obtained to determine the percentage of iron converted to Fe3+ by weathering processes. These data allow us to estimate the terrestrial age of Kinclaven–001 at 1,700 ± 1,300 yrs.