Lunar volatile depletion due to incomplete accretion within an impact-generated disk

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Robin M. Canup, Channon Visscher, Julien Salmon & Bruce Fegley Jr

Nature Geoscience(2015)
doi:10.1038/ngeo2574
Published online 09 November 2015

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