Distribution of molecular weight in glyceride polymerizates or aggregates of them after contact with lunar grains

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Glycerides, Lunar Soil, Molecular Weight, Polymerization, Catalytic Activity, Chemical Reactions, Chromatography, Mass Distribution, Normal Density Functions, Spectroscopic Analysis

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An attempt is made to report on experiments in which a molecular-weight increase was determined in thin layers of triglyceride-containing glycerides after thin-layer contact for two years with lunar topsoil grains at 25 C without any thermal activation. It is noted that solidification was observed on both dielectric grains and metal-rich areas and that changes in viscosity and molecular weights were first detected by solidification of surface layers. Gel permeation chromatography is described which detected a general shift of the Gaussian distribution of the molecular-weight data toward generally higher molecular weights as well as an increase in mean molecular weight. Reaction mechanisms are considered, and results of spectrographic analysis are cited which support the interpretations of the molecular-weight data.

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