Abiotic Synthesis of Organic Matter in Aqueous Environments Simulating Parent Bodies of Meteorites and the Effects of Minerals on the Production of Amino Acids

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W. Elmasry, Kebukawa Y., Shibuya T., Kobayashi K.

52nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (2021), Abstract #1775

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“Minerals affected the formation of amino acids in aqueous environments in small solar system bodies and that the amino acids could have different response behaviors according to different minerals.”

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