Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6427635 Earth and Planetary Science Letters 2016 9 Pages PDF
Abstract

- The insoluble organic matter in ordinary chondrites is D-rich.
- There are almost no D- and 15N-rich hot spots in OC IOM.
- IOM in OC and CC show similar structural and molecular evolutions upon heating.
- The organic D-rich component in OC is resistant to high temperature.
- The IOM of OC may contain a small amount of OM from ISM.
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Thermal recalcitrance of the organic D-rich component of ordinary chondrites
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