Hot metal

Carl B. Agee ()
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Carl B. Agee: University of New Mexico

Nature, 2004, vol. 429, issue 6987, 33-34

Abstract: The solubility of oxygen in molten iron increases at high temperature. Could this explain why Earth's mantle is poor in iron oxide, whereas the mantle of Mars, which formed under cooler conditions, is not?

Date: 2004
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