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| Submicroscopic Magnetite May Be Ubiquitous in the Lunar Regolith of the High-Ti Region |
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| The research team led by LI Yang and CAO Zhi at the Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences has conducted in-situ electron microanalysis of droplet-like, rounded iron-sulfide grains embedded within impact glasses in the finest Chang’ E-5 lunar soil and confirmed that impact-induced submicroscopic magnetite is ubiquitous in the lunar regolith. The content of magnetite is closely related to the Ti content in the region.
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Deciphering ore-forming fluid evolution processes of the Yuerya gold deposit, eastern Hebei, China: Insights from pyrite texture, trace element and sulfur isotope compositions(Guo RQ; Han SJ; Chen, YC)(2024-08-20) |
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