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Re: A new LL7 from Austrailia.

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Subject: Re: A new LL7 from Austrailia.
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Date: Tue, 25 Mar 1997 19:02:31 -0700 (MST)
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	Today I finished my anaylisis of of two new chondrites from 
Austrailia. Chemical data show that one is an H5, and the other is an 
LL7. The LL7 is weathered, but the data was almost exactly what one would 
suspect from a chemical anaylisis. 
	It exhibits almost complete obliteration of chondrules. In an 
entire thin section, one is very poorly preserved. In any case I thought 
I would bring this to the attention of the list. This brings the count to 
3 known specimens for LL7's.

Frank Stroik
Department of Geology
And Geophysics
The University of Wyoming

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References:

Re: Iron Meteorite Classification. Part I

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