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Xenon in Yamato 000593 & NWA 817- Nakhlites from Two Diverse Terrestrial Environments

R. K. Mohapatra, S A Crowther, Jamie D. Gilmour

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We have analysed mineral separates from two newly discovered martian meteorites Yamato 000593 and NWA 817 for their xenon isotopes by RELAX to understand the nature of volatile components, and present here preliminary data and results from the study.

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We have analysed mineral separates from two newly discovered martian meteorites Yamato 000593 and NWA 817 for their xenon isotopes by RELAX to understand the nature of volatile components, and present here preliminary data and results from the study.

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We have analysed mineral separates from two newly discovered martian meteorites Yamato 000593 and NWA 817 for their xenon isotopes by RELAX to understand the nature of volatile components, and present here preliminary data and results from the study.

Key concepts: Meteorite, Xenon, Martian, Astrobiology, Achondrite, Isotopes of xenon, Geology, Mars Exploration Program

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