Volatile interactions with the lunar surface

The Moon is generally depleted in volatile elements and this depletion extends to the surface where the most abundant mineral, anorthite, features

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Published in:Chemie der Erde 2022-09, Vol.82 (3), p.125858, Article 125858
Main Authors: Lucey, Paul G., Petro, Noah, Hurley, Dana M., Farrell, William M., Prem, Parvathy, Costello, Emily S., Cable, Morgan L., Barker, Michael K., Benna, Mehdi, Dyar, M. Darby, Fisher, Elizabeth A., Green, Robert O., Hayne, Paul O., Hibbitts, Karl, Honniball, Casey, Li, Shuai, Malaret, Erick, Mandt, Kathy, Mazarico, Erwan, McCanta, Molly, Pieters, Carle, Sun, Xiaoli, Thompson, David, Orlando, Thomas
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Carbon dioxide
Hydroxyl
Impacts
Lunar exosphere
Lunar poles
Lunar volcanism
Methane
Moon
Permanent shadow
PSR
Solar wind
Volatiles
Water
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Summary:The Moon is generally depleted in volatile elements and this depletion extends to the surface where the most abundant mineral, anorthite, features
ISSN:0009-2819
1611-5864
DOI:10.1016/j.chemer.2021.125858