Experimental Alteration of Insoluble Organic Matter of the Paris Meteorite

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Laurent B., Holin M., Beyssac O., Brunetto R., Brunelle A., Bouvier C., Remusat L. *

84th Annual Meeting of The Meteoritical Society 2021 (abstract # 6202)

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The Paris IOM was subjected to aqueous alteration at 150°C. Molecular evolution consistent with observations in natural objects, but no significant H and N isotope evolution. Aqueous alteration cannot solely explain differences between IOM in CCs.

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