Thermal Stress-Marker in Meteorites; A Molecular Approach with (Ultra)High Resolution Organic Spectroscopy

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Schmitt-Kopplin Ph., Ruf A., Hertkorn N., Hariri M., Kanawati B., Lucio M., Quirico E., Gabelica Z.

81st Annual Meeting of The Meteoritical Society 2018 [#6281]

abstract

“We observed a complex organic chemistry in the CHNOSMg-space in the solvent soluble organic matter of meteorites. The resulted extreme richness in organic chemical diversity correlates to its thermal history. ”

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