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H3-4 chondrite meteorite

A meteorite subtype
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An H chondrite that is a breccia of components ranging from petrologic type 3 to type 4.

Meteoritical Society Code: H3-4



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Unique IdentifiersHide

Mindat ID:
50446
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:1:50446:9

Similar NamesHide

C chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
C1 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
C2 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
C3 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
C4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
C4/5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
C5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
C6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
CH chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
CH3 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
Chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
E chondrite meteoriteA synonym of Enstatite chondrite meteorite
E3 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
E4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
E5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
E6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
EH chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
EH3 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
EH4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
EH4/5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
EH5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
EH6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
EH7 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
H/L3 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H/L3-4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H/L3.5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H/L3.6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H/L3.7 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H/L3.9 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H/L4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H/L4-5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H/L4/5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H/L5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H/L6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H/L~4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
H3-5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3-6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3.0 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3.0-3.4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3.1 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3.2 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3.2-3.7 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3.2-6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3.3 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3.4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3.5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3.6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3.7 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3.8 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3.9 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3.9-5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3.9-6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H3/4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
H4-5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H4-6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H4/5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H4/6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
H5-6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H5-7 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
H7 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H? chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H~4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H~4/5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H~5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
H~6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
K chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
K3 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
K4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
L chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
L3 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
L3-4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3-5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3-6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3-7 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.0 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.0-3.7 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.0-3.9 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.00 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.05 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.1 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.10 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.15 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.2 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.2-3.5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.2-3.6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.3 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.3-3.5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.3-3.6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.3-3.7 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.5-3.7 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.5-3.8 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.5-3.9 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.5-5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.6-4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.7 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.7-3.9 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.7-4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.7-6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.7/3.8 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.8 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.8-5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.8-6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.9 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3.9/4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L3/4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
L4-5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L4-6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L4/5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
L5-6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L5-7 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L5/6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
L6/7 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L7 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L~3 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L~4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L~4-6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L~5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
L~6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
O chondrite meteoriteA synonym of Ordinary chondrite meteorite
R chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
R3 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
R3-4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R3-5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R3-6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R3.4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R3.5-4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R3.5-6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R3.6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R3.7 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R3.8 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R3.8-5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R3.8-6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R3.9 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R3/4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R4 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
R4-5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R4-6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R4/5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite subtype
R5 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type
R6 chondrite meteoriteA meteorite classification type

Classification of H3-4 chondrite meteoriteHide

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Associated Minerals Based on Photo Data:
1 photo of H3-4 chondrite meteorite associated with Fayalite-Forsterite Series
1 photo of H3-4 chondrite meteorite associated with Taenite(Ni,Fe)
1 photo of H3-4 chondrite meteorite associated with Kamacite(Fe,Ni)
1 photo of H3-4 chondrite meteorite associated with TroiliteFeS
1 photo of H3-4 chondrite meteorite associated with Bronzite(Mg,Fe2+)2[SiO3]2
1 photo of H3-4 chondrite meteorite associated with Meteorite

Internet Links for H3-4 chondrite meteoriteHide

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Recorded finds for H3-4 chondrite meteoriteHide

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Japan
 
  • Yamaguchi Prefecture
    • Yamaguchi City
      • Yoshiki
- (2010)
USA
 
  • Texas
    • Swisher County
- (2010)
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