Raman spectrum of quenched carbonaceous composite.

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Oct 1996

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1996nascp3339..227w&link_type=abstract

Scientific conference: From stardust to planetesimals, p. 227 - 230

Computer Science

Interplanetary Matter: Composition, Chondrites: Composition

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Quenched carbonaceous composites (QCCs) are products from the ejecta of a hydrocarbon plasma. The authors present Raman spectra of the QCCs and compare them with various carbonaceous materials to better understand the structure QCC. They find that structure of QCC is different from that of graphite and more similar to carbonaceous material found in some interplanetary dust particles and chondritic meteorites.

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