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Petrography, major and trace element compositions, and Ar isotopic ages for 30 impact glasses from Apollo 16 regolith 66031

Authors

Marc NormanFred JourdanSimeon Hui


Description

This dataset contains photographs, size characteristics, major and trace element concentrations, and argon isotopic data with ages for a suite of 30 regolith impact glasses from Apollo 16 soil 66031. The purpose of the dataset is to document characteristics that allow relationships between age and compositions of lunar impact glasses to be investigated.


Mission

Apollo 16

Sample

66031

How To Cite

Norman, M., Jourdan, F., Hui, S., 2019. Petrography, major and trace element compositions, and Ar isotopic ages for 30 impact glasses from Apollo 16 regolith 66031, Version 1.0. Astromaterials Data Archive. https://doi.org/10.1594/IEDA/111339 Accessed 2026-09-29.

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Date Created

August 9, 2019

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Related Publication

Marc D. Norman, Fred Jourdan, Simeon S. M. Hui (2019) "Impact History and Regolith Evolution on the Moon: Geochemistry and Ages of Glasses from the Apollo 16 Site." Journal of Geophysical Research (in revision as of 1 Aug 2019)

Funding Sources

Australian Research Council; ANU-RSES

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