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Classification by magnetic susceptibility and petrography of DAR AL GANI 1071

24 October 2024, Version 1
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Abstract

Dar al Gani 1071 is a brecciated ordinary chondrite, found in the Libyan desert of Al Jufrah, in 2014, and purchased on November 1 of the same year from a collector. It is a unique stone of 85 grams (TKW), whose classification has been carried out through petrography and magnetic susceptibility techniques. It is a meteorite of the ordinary chondrite type, brecciated, LL5 S2 W2. Magnetic susceptibility measurements carried out with the “Met Met” instrument developed by Uehara et al 2023, support the classification.

Keywords

meteorites
the meteoritical society
dar al gani

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10.33774/coe-2024-9d57z
D O I: 10.33774/coe-2024-9d57z [opens in a new tab]

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