The Chemistry of Mars focuses on the chemical exploration of Mars, with diverse viewpoints on the future of Mars research in terms of terrestrial missions. The holistic view of Mars’s chemistry is elucidated through a full scale picture of current knowledge and future intentions and explorations, including a review of temperature, surface pressure, wind, dust-cover, water-ice, and CO2 surface ice. This book provides a dedicated resource for space and planetary scientists, astrochemists, and chemists looking beyond Earth applications, including students, academics, and professionals.
The Chemistry of Mars focuses on the chemical exploration of Mars, with diverse viewpoints on the future of Mars research in terms of terrestrial missions. The holistic view of Mars’s chemistry is elucidated through a full scale picture of current knowledge and future intentions and explorations, including a review of temperature, surface pressure, wind, dust-cover, water-ice, and CO2 surface ice. This book provides a dedicated resource for space and planetary scientists, astrochemists, and chemists looking beyond Earth applications, including students, academics, and professionals.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. The existence of the red planet in the universe 2. Mars explorations 3. Geological past of Mars 4. Environmental analysis of Mars 5. Climate on Mars Chemical sciences investigation 6. Detailed mapping of Mars's crust 7. Knowing the role of water on Mars 8. Chemistry of volatiles on Mars 9. Salts derived from chemical alterations of primary minerals 10. Phyllosilicates and their role in the preservation of organic compounds 11. Aqueous mineralogy: an emphasis on clays and carbonates on Mars 12. Origin and preservation of organics on Mars 13. Chlorine and related compounds on Mars 14. Organic characterization of Mars 15. Salt accumulations on Mars 16. Evaluation of volcanoes and plate tectonics of Mars 17. Bright and dark dunes of Mars 18. Ice-like combinations of carbon dioxide and water clathrates 19. Influence of ultraviolet radiations on Mars 20. Spectrum of elemental distribution over Mars 21. Assessment of atmospheric methane and other components of Mars 22. Diversity of valleys, streams, lakes on crust of Mars 23. Chemical reactivities of Martian soil 24. Dust storms on Mars surface Mars future expeditions 25. Searching life at Mars 26. Role of technology in investigating Mars: past and present 27. Challenges for habitability on Mars 28. Engineering research and Martian spacecraft operations 29. 21st century Mars missions 30. For people of Earth beyond Mars
1. The existence of the red planet in the universe 2. Mars explorations 3. Geological past of Mars 4. Environmental analysis of Mars 5. Climate on Mars Chemical sciences investigation 6. Detailed mapping of Mars's crust 7. Knowing the role of water on Mars 8. Chemistry of volatiles on Mars 9. Salts derived from chemical alterations of primary minerals 10. Phyllosilicates and their role in the preservation of organic compounds 11. Aqueous mineralogy: an emphasis on clays and carbonates on Mars 12. Origin and preservation of organics on Mars 13. Chlorine and related compounds on Mars 14. Organic characterization of Mars 15. Salt accumulations on Mars 16. Evaluation of volcanoes and plate tectonics of Mars 17. Bright and dark dunes of Mars 18. Ice-like combinations of carbon dioxide and water clathrates 19. Influence of ultraviolet radiations on Mars 20. Spectrum of elemental distribution over Mars 21. Assessment of atmospheric methane and other components of Mars 22. Diversity of valleys, streams, lakes on crust of Mars 23. Chemical reactivities of Martian soil 24. Dust storms on Mars surface Mars future expeditions 25. Searching life at Mars 26. Role of technology in investigating Mars: past and present 27. Challenges for habitability on Mars 28. Engineering research and Martian spacecraft operations 29. 21st century Mars missions 30. For people of Earth beyond Mars
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