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In the second pro of the atom is almost the same as its initial atoms and D2
molecules lead to the vibrationcess , known as inelastic energy transfer , some
direction of travel ( Fig . 1b ) . Contrary to ally excited molecules in question " > .
As the ...
In the second pro of the atom is almost the same as its initial atoms and D2
molecules lead to the vibrationcess , known as inelastic energy transfer , some
direction of travel ( Fig . 1b ) . Contrary to ally excited molecules in question " > .
As the ...
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hypothesis that there were significant differences in the initial volatile content and
/ or the extent of degassing among the lunar glasses . The correlations also
suggest that the major element composition of the melt may have influenced the ...
hypothesis that there were significant differences in the initial volatile content and
/ or the extent of degassing among the lunar glasses . The correlations also
suggest that the major element composition of the melt may have influenced the ...
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Thus , the initial ncrease in carbon burial at the onset of OAE2 might have
resulted solely from an increased preservation of organic matter related to
magmatism - induced bottom - water anoxia . A subsequent breakdown in
stratification would ...
Thus , the initial ncrease in carbon burial at the onset of OAE2 might have
resulted solely from an increased preservation of organic matter related to
magmatism - induced bottom - water anoxia . A subsequent breakdown in
stratification would ...
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| Title | Nature, Volume 454 Nature, Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 2008 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 23 May 2019 |
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