re: How does H2SO4 fit in to this

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BRFelix — 7/18/2004 3:22:58 PM (archived)

elegant sequence?

Seawater as we know it may never have been present at this site -- or any other on Mars for all we know. But some other fluid/aqueous solution likely has been, possibly still is at work in Meridiani.

So what kind of precipitates and such could occur under Martian conditions in other mineral-laden fluids?

Wonderful chart, BTW.

Cheers, BRFelix

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- re: finally, chemical variation... - jms - 7/18/2004 3:31:28 AM
  - re: How does H2SO4 fit in to this - BRFelix - 7/18/2004 3:22:58 PM
  - Upside down... - Nick Hoffman - 7/18/2004 1:25:14 PM
    - re:Intro level chart... - jms - 7/18/2004 1:40:20 PM
  - re: finally, chemical variation... - Robert Clark - 7/18/2004 12:21:59 PM
    - re: yes - jms - 7/18/2004 1:20:45 PM
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