Preliminary results of determination of chemical element concentrations in the aerosol of Venus clouds

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Aerosols, Chemical Composition, Phase Transformations, Radioactive Isotopes, Venus Clouds, Chlorine, Phosphorus, Radiometers, Sulfur, X Ray Spectra

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An X-ray radiometeric experiment is described along with the results of measurements of the elemental composition of aerosols in Venusian clouds. A preliminary analysis of the data showed that sulfur is present in the range of heights 63 to 47 km with mean content of 5.8 mg/cu m and that chlorine is present in the height range 61 t0 52 km with a mean content of 4.1 mg/cu m. The results of measurements in the range 52 to 47 km may come to an agreement if phosphorus is present in the aerosol with a mean concentration of 7.7 mg/cu m.

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