Geochemical evolution of the northern plains of Mars - Early hydrosphere, carbonate development, and present morphology

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Carbon Dioxide, Geochemistry, Mars Surface, Planetary Evolution, Water, Astronomical Models, Carbonates, Chemical Equilibrium, Climate Change, Mars Atmosphere, Regolith

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An equilibrium geochemical model of the primitive Martian atmosphere-regolith-ocean system that could have existed early in the history of Mars is developed. The results of this model are used to examine the evolution of the volatile budget of Mars and the processes occurring in the Martian ocean that may have contributed to the deposition of large carbonate beds on the northern plains. Results of this model are compared to those of the Pollack et al. (1987) model.

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