Identity of a common contaminant of Apollo 11 lunar fines and Apollo 12 York meshes
Apollo 11 and 12 lunar soil samples common contaminant identified as diisopropyl disulfide, using chromatograph mass spectrometer
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Apollo 11 and 12 lunar soil samples common contaminant identified as diisopropyl disulfide, using chromatograph mass spectrometer
K-U abundance systematics in Apollo 11 and 12 lunar rock suites and earth crust
Primordial Kr and Xe trapping as possible cause of element abundance trend reversal in Apollo 11 and 12 fines
Compounds hydrolyzable to amino acids in aqueous extracts of Apollo 11 and 12 lunar fines, noting presence of glycine and alanine
Polarized plane electromagnetic waves oblique specular reflection from discretely layered lunar models based on Apollo 11 and 12 data, determining near-surface layers electrical properties
Tranquillityite silicate mineral in crystalline basaltic rocks from Apollo 11 and 12 samples
Comparative electron petrography and chemical analysis of Apollo 11 and 12 and terrestrial rocks, noting pyroxene, plagioclase, ilmenite and cristobalite
Minor element concentrations and population sources of Apollo 11 and 12 olivine and plagioclase, using microprobe analyses
Zirconium liquid-crystal distribution in phase ilmenite of Apollo 11 and 12 lunar rocks
Apollo 11 and 12 unshocked and shocked microbreccias petrology, noting shock compression and shock welding
Lunar rocks 12063,9 and 12004,11 opaque mineralogy and textural feature, comparing to apollo 11 samples
Apollo 11 and 12 devitrified glass fragments temperature histories indicating broad range of subsolidus crystallization temperatures
Apollo 11 and 12 lunar rock and soil examination, emphasizing Au and Ag excess in soil
Apollo 11 and 12 fines cosmogenic He, Ne and Ar radionuclides composition determination, using electron microprobe analysis
Indigenous gases and hydrolyzable carbon compounds in Apollo 11 and 12 samples through gas chromatographic and mass spectrometric examination, noting meteoritic impact and solar wind implantation as probable origins
Chemical characteristics of carbon compounds in Apollo 11 and 12 lunar fines, using organic solvent extraction, mass spectrometry and gas chromatographic method
Regular particle morphology and petrostatistics in Apollo 11 and 12 lunar fines and conglomerates, using phase contrast and scanning microscopes
IR vibrational spectroscopic analysis of Apollo 11 and 12 rocks and dust isolated silicate minerals, using LF absorption bands