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Thermal reactivity of organic molecules in the presence of chloride salts: implications for the in situ gas chromatography–mass spectrometry analyses on mars
The detection of chloride salts along Curiosity's traverse is of significant interest for astrobiology, as these salts may help protect organic molecules from radiation-induced degradation on the Martian surface. This suggests that chloride-rich environments could represent promising targets for fut
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