作者: J. Jänchen , M. Feist , D.T.F. Möhlmann
DOI: 10.1016/J.TCA.2015.06.025
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摘要: Abstract The thermal, adsorption, and, in particular, the water-bearing properties of CI-type meteorite Orgueil as an example early preplanetary matter have been studied by quantitative sorption experiments with H 2 O, CO , N and n -heptane, thermogravimetry/differential scanning calorimetry well coupled thermogravimetry/mass spectroscopy. study contributes to a detailed examination behavior volatile species carbonaceous chondrites could support future surface missions on asteroids. results confirm presence phyllosilicates, sulfates, carbonates, presumably carbon Orgueil. decomposition fragments observed during thermoanalytical experiment indicate somewhat lower temperatures for sulfates. nature distinct partial step around 970 K interpreted terms release remains uncertain. adsorption measurements thermogravimetric investigations suggest Earth-like minerals such phyllosilicates. specific BET area is 30 m /g. total water quantity present may exceed 10 wt%. At least half this amount (as minimum) very strongly bonded water/OH bearing phases