Recondensation in the early solar system: Physical conditions and source material

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Fractionation, Mathematical Models, Orgueil Meteorite, Planetary Evolution, Protoplanets, Thermodynamic Properties, Vapor Phases, Condensates, Evaporation, Heating, Meteoritic Composition, Planetary Nebulae

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Many physical processes in the solar nebula led to fractionation of the gaseous phase of the preplanetary material. Some of these processes are listed with corresponding type of fractionation in terms of Rock/Ice/Gas. Recondensation from fractionated gas phase yields different compositions of condensates. In some detail, one type of fractionation is considered: impact heating with evaporation and subsequent recondensation of material during intercollisions of planetesimals. For thermodynamical simulation of recondensation in such a process one needs (1) P-T parameters and (2) some initial source material to be heated, evaporated, and recondensed. These two problems are addressed.

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