Noble Gases Implanted by Artificial Shock: Implications for Trapped Martian Gases in the EETA79001 Meteorite

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Mar 1986

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LUNAR AND PLANETARY SCIENCE XVII, PP. 64-65. Abstract.

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Mars, Meteorites, Gases, Shock Effects, Implantation, Eet Meteorites, Antarctic Meteorites, Eeta79001, Rare Gases, Entrapment, Shergottites, Origin, Source, Experiments, Laboratory Studies, Heating, Surface, Thermal Effects, Diffusion, Pressure, Parent Bodies, Atmosphere

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