NASA NTRS · 19770038061
Yes, Kakangari is a unique chondrite
Abstract
The position of the Kakangari chondrite as the representative of a new class of chondrites is considered, taking into account the results of the analysis of a 17.1-mg piece of Kakangari for 20 elements. Elemental concentration data are compared for Kakangari and other meteorite groups. Data for the most similar groups, C2, C3(V), L, and E4 chondrites are represented in a graph along with Kakangari data. It is found that pronounced differences exist between Kakangari and the other meteorite classes.
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Davis, A. M., Grossman, L., Ganapathy, R.. 1977-01-20. Yes, Kakangari is a unique chondrite. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19770038061
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