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M. J. Wick & Rhian H. Jones (2009). Primary Plagioclase in Type I Chondrules in Kainsaz: Evidence for High Solid Densities During Chondrule Formation. Meteoritics & Planetary Science, Supplement, p. A218. (Jul 2009).

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Plain TextM. J. Wick & Rhian H. Jones (2009). Primary Plagioclase in Type I Chondrules in Kainsaz: Evidence for High Solid Densities During Chondrule Formation. Meteoritics & Planetary Science, Supplement, p. A218. (Jul 2009).

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Kainsaz meteorite (Kaïnsas meteorite [NHM catalogue]), Muslyumovsky District, Tatarstan, Russiaⓘ Troilite

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