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Hydrodynamic escape from the proto-lunar disk and the origin of the Earth-Moon volatile dichotomy
Volatile elements - those that vaporize at low temperatures - are depleted in lunar rocks relative to terrestrial rocks. This systematic chemical depletion is evidence for vaporization and preferential removal of vapor from proto-lunar materials during the high-temperature processes accompanying lun
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