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Dehydration of Phyllosilicates Under Low Temperatures: An Application to Mars
Experiment on dehydration of standard martian soil analogue (phyllosilicate) was conducted at low temperatures, typical of daily Mars. Spectra shows the trend of water loss with temperature increase and time.
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