Uracil and uridine photolysis on lunar soil

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Apr 1983

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In its USSR Rept.: Life Sci.: Biomed. and Behavioral Sci. (JPRS-UBB-84-007) p 1 (SEE N84-24515 14-91) Transl. into ENGLISH f

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Lunar Soil, Nucleosides, Photolysis, Ribose, Ultraviolet Radiation, Uracil, Controlled Atmospheres, Lunik Lunar Probes, Metal Oxides, Organic Compounds, Photodecomposition, Ultraviolet Photometry

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Studies were conducted on the degree of photolysis of uracil and uridine adsorbed on lunar soil under the influence of ultraviolet light in maximum doses of 27,000 joules per square meter. Comparison adsorbance studies for base photolysis were conducted on various metal oxides. Irradiation under nitrogen led to decomposition of 79% of the uracil sample and 30% of the uridine sample adsorbed to lunar soil. Ultraviolet mediated photolysis maybe responsible for the lack of organic matter on the lunar surface.

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