Volatilization-devolatilization reactions
Experiments that explore chemical and physical aspects of volatilization reactions that require the microgravity and low pressure in or near the projected Space Station are proposed.
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Publications and source records attributed to Gilbert, M. C..
Experiments that explore chemical and physical aspects of volatilization reactions that require the microgravity and low pressure in or near the projected Space Station are proposed.
Variations in the geometry, distribution and thickness of Cambrian igneous and sedimentary units within southwest Oklahoma are related to a late Proterozoic - early Paleozoic rifting event which formed the Southern Oklahoma aulacogen. These rock units are exposed in the Wichita Mountains, southwest Olkahoma, located on the northern margin of a Proterozoic basin, identified in the subsurface by COCORP reflection data. Overprinting of the Cambrian extensional event by Pennyslvanian tectonism obsured the influence of pre-existing basement structures and contrasting basement lithologies upon the initial development of the aulacogen.