Chloromethane release from carbonaceous meteorite affords new insight into Mars lander findings

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Frank Keppler, David B. Harper, Markus Greule, Ulrich Ott, Tobias Sattler, Heinz F. Schöler, John T. G. Hamilton

Scientific Reports 4,
Article number:7010 doi:10.1038/srep07010
published 13 November 2014

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