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CO
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solubility in Martian basalts and Martian atmospheric evolution
Ben D. Stanley
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Marc M. Hirschmann
, Anthony C. Withers
Earth and Environmental Sciences-Twin Cities
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Mars
100%
Martian Basalts
100%
Atmospheric Evolution
100%
CO2 Solubility
100%
Magma
80%
CO2 Content
80%
Yamato 980459
60%
Basalt
40%
Carbonate
40%
Fe3+
40%
Source Area
40%
Surface Water
20%
Greenhouse
20%
Phase Equilibria
20%
Martian Atmosphere
20%
Effect of Iron
20%
Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FT-IR)
20%
Degassing
20%
Integrated Area
20%
Thermodynamics
20%
CO2 Flux
20%
Order of Magnitude
20%
Doublet
20%
Silicate Melt
20%
Graphite
20%
Greenhouse Conditions
20%
Thermodynamic Parameters
20%
Depolymerizing
20%
Volcanic Activity
20%
Molar Absorptivity
20%
Hot Plume
20%
Heat Source Temperature
20%
Synthetic Melts
20%
Tharsis
20%
Iron Oxidation State
20%
Noachian
20%
Shergottite
20%
Adirondacks
20%
Melting Condition
20%
Graphite Oxidation
20%
Hot Source
20%
Primitive Magma
20%
Carbonate Solubility
20%
Partial Melt
20%
Positive Contributions
20%
Mssbauer Spectroscopy
20%
Liquid Surface
20%
Experimental Glasses
20%
Magma Flux
20%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Atmospherics
100%
Basalt
100%
Carbon Dioxide
100%
Magma
35%
Thermodynamics
14%
Surface Water
7%
Martian Atmosphere
7%
Silicate Melt
7%
Liquid Surface
7%
FTIR Spectroscopy
7%
Shergottites
7%
Degassing
7%
Phase Equilibria
7%
Protective Atmosphere
7%
Volcanic Activity
7%
Material Science
Carbon Dioxide
100%
Protective Atmosphere
14%
Silicate
7%
Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy
7%