Temperature dependence of the hyperfine parameters of the iron bearing phases in the Mössbauer spectra collected by the Mars Exploration Rover Spirit

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M&Ouml, Ssbauer Spectroscopy, Mars, Mimos Ii

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This contribution focuses on the Mössbauer spectra acquired by the Mars Exploration Rover Spirit which carried a MIMOS II Mössbauer spectrometer. Only those spectra which present a reasonable statistical quality were selected to for this study. Twenty five Mössbauer spectra have been considered. Common phases identified from the temperature dependent hyperfine parameters are olivine, pyroxene, hematite and magnetite. It is believed that the applied analysis method has provided accurate values for the various hyperfine data averaged over single 10 K temperature intervals in the range 210-260 K. The obtained results, to some extent forced to evolve consistently over the various ΔT intervals considered for a given soil/rock target, are in many cases different from previously published data. Possible reasons for these differences will be discussed.

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