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Photoelectron and electron microscopy investigation of laboratory grown Mg-silicate space dust analogues
The atomic structure at the surface of interstellar silicate dust particles likely plays a key role in a variety of chemical processes occurring in star- and planet-forming regions of the interstellar medium (ISM). Here, we use the photoelectric effect to characterize, in situ, the local chemical st
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