Table 1
List of samples in our set with their relative chemical formulae.
# | Name | Chemical formula | State |
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1 | Olivinea | Mg1.56Fe0.4Si0.91O4 | crystalline |
2 | En60Fs40b | Mg0.6Fe0.4SiO3 | amorphous |
3 | En60Fs40b | Mg0.6Fe0.4SiO3 | crystalline |
4 | Troilitec | FeS | crystalline |
5 | Hypersthened | Mg1.502Fe0.498Si2O6 | crystalline |
6 | En90Fs10b | Mg0.9Fe0.1SiO3 | crystalline |
7 | En90Fs10b | Mg0.9Fe0.1SiO3 | amorphous |
8 | Pyrrhotiteb | Fe0.875S | crystalline |
Notes. The nomenclature En(x)Fs(x-1) reveals the fraction of iron (or magnesium) included in the compound; “En” stands for enstatite (the magnesium end-member of the pyroxene silicate mineral series, MgSiO3) and “Fs” for ferrosilite (the respective iron end-member, FeSiO3).
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