Natural Iron Silicides: A Systematic Review
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Artificial Production of Iron Silicides
3. Irons Silicides as Minerals
4. FexSiy as Components of Fulgurites
5. Iron Silicides within Planetary Mantles and Cores
6. Iron Silicides in the Core-Mantle Boundaries of Mercury, the Moon, and Super Earths
7. Iron Silicide in Interplanetary Dust
8. Iron Silicides in Meteorites
8.1. Iron Silicides on the Moon
8.2. Iron Silicides and an Ureilite Parent Body (UPB)
8.3. Iron Silicides in other Types of Meteorites
9. Iron Silicides Deriving from Extraterrestrial Dust
10. Iron Silicides as Recondensation of Ejecta Vapour
11. Iron Silicides Associated with Craters
12. Other Iron Silicide Findings
13. Iron Silicides as a Component of Circumstellar Envelops (CSE) and in Interstellar Matter (ISM)
14. Iron Silicides Related to Novae and Supernovae
15. Discussion
Funding
Data Availability Statement
Acknowledgments
Conflicts of Interest
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