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Chondrules and their Origins

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Chondrules and their Origins
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Publisher: The Lunar and Planetary Institute
ISBN/ASIN: 0942862015
ISBN-13: 9780942862010
Number of pages: 377

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The origins of chondrules are fundamental problems of most stony meteorites and some planetary surface samples. The contents of this volume are designed to provide the reader with a broad overview of current ideas in this area of research. Both reviews and original research contributions are included.

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