Mineralogical Magazine and Journal of the Mineralogical Society · 1916 · 33 citations · 1 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesMeteorologyEpigraphyMineralogyVolcanologyRock TexturesStone Materials
The investigation of the Launton, Warbreccan, and Cronstad meteorites was undertaken with the object of placing on record descriptions of these stones. Launton and Warbreccan were found to conform very well with the type of Baroti and Wittekrantz, containing from 7-9 per cent. of nickel-iron, described in a previous paper. Cronstad, however, which contained as much as 18 per cent. of nickel-iron, showed so much variation from that type as to suggest a passage towards the rare Hvittis class of chrondritic stone containing even larger amounts of nickel-iron.
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L. J. Spencer · 1951 · 232 citations