Relative Humidity-induced Production of Ferricopiapite and Rhomboclase from Ferric Sulfate Anhydrate: X-Ray Diffraction Studies Under Controlled Conditions

Details Relative Humidity-induced Production of Ferricopiapite and Rhomboclase from Ferric Sulfate Anhydrate: X-Ray Diffraction Studies Under Controlled Conditions Relative Humidity-induced Production of Ferricopiapite and Rhomboclase from Ferric Sulfate Anhydrate: X-Ray Diffraction Studies Under Controlled Conditions

Mar 2008

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39th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, (Lunar and Planetary Science XXXIX), held March 10-14, 2008 in League City, Texas.

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Hydration of anhydrous ferric sulfate results in complex phase
transtions, including ferricopiapite and rhomboclase which are stable
under very acid conditions. The process may have been important in
generating acidity at the martian surface.

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