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English: Winchcombe meteorite. ADF-STEM and SEM (secondary electron, SE) overview images of the original FIBW-06 section used for STXM measurements. Top: overview image of the lamella, parts of which were broken during transport after STXM (bottom left).
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Source Fig. S1-S6 in High-spatial resolution functional chemistry of nitrogen compounds in the observed UK meteorite fall Winchcombe. In: Nature Communications vol. 15, no- 778; doi:doi:10.1038/s41467-024-45064-x.
Author Christian Vollmer, Demie Kepaptsoglou, Jan Leitner, Aleksander B. Mosberg, Khalil El Hajraoui, Ashley J. King, Charlotte L. Bays, Paul F. Schofield, Tohru Araki, Quentin M. Ramasse
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