"The Importance of Adsorption Water in the Upper Martian Surface."

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Robert Clark — 2/12/2005 11:55:31 PM (archived)

MÃ¶hlmann D. T. F.
The Importance of Adsorption Water in the Upper Martian Surface [#1120]
"There is adsorption water in and above the upper martian surface at mid- and low latitudes. This â€œunfrozenâ€ adsorption water behaves liquid-like. Related physical, chemical and possible biological consequences are discussed."
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2005/pdf/1120.pdf

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Abstracts for the 2005 Lunar and Planetary Science Conference are up. - Robert Clark - 2/10/2005 1:52:10 PM
- A current frozen sea near Mars equator? - Robert Clark - 2/13/2005 1:51:56 AM
- Clays in Wooly Patch rock in Gusev? - Robert Clark - 2/13/2005 12:24:51 AM
- Several interesting abstracts in this session: MARTIAN FLUVIAL LANDFORMS AND PROCESSES. - Robert Clark - 2/13/2005 12:05:45 AM
- "The Importance of Adsorption Water in the Upper Martian Surface." - Robert Clark - 2/12/2005 11:55:31 PM
- Some more interesting abstracts. - Robert Clark - 2/12/2005 11:45:55 PM
- Here's one: "MARS EXPRESS HRSC COLORS OF WHITE ROCK, ARABIA, MARS." - Robert Clark - 2/11/2005 7:00:52 PM
- Thanks for the heads up. - jms - 2/10/2005 4:29:38 PM

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