Abstract
A new microprobing procedure is used to characterize both the physical and chemical surface properties of individual grains on a microscale. In this procedure the same sub-micrometre sized area of a given grain is successively analysed with a high voltage electron microscope, an Auger microprobe and a field emission scanning electron microscope. This analytical technique has been applied to study lunar weathering effects and to tentatively infer the irradiation history of a Nerich fraction of the Orgueil meteorite.
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