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The Composition of Mn-Rich Igneous Chondrule Rims in CO3 Chondrites

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Jillian KirkMyriam TelusPranvera HyseniFatima Jorge-ChavezVanessa MendozaSteven DeschDale BurnsSteven Simon


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This dataset shows thirteen measured oxides across four chondrite samples with varying petrologic types. Analyses are from pyroxene grains from twelve chondrules and related Mn-rich chondrule rims. This dataset is used to understand how these pyroxene Mn-rich rims formed on chondrules in CO3 chondrites. The related paper is focused on interpreting the implications this has for the composition of nebular dust in the protoplanetary nebula.


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Kirk, J., Telus, M., Hyseni, P., Jorge-Chavez, F., Mendoza, V., Desch, S., Burns, D., Simon, S., 2025. The Composition of Mn-Rich Igneous Chondrule Rims in CO3 Chondrites, Version 1.0. Astromaterials Data Archive. https://doi.org/10.60520/IEDA/114003 Accessed 2026-09-29.

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September 3, 2025

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NSF 2239225

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