Source Region and Parent-Body Processes Shape the Evolutionary Diversity of Soluble Organic Matter in Carbonaceous Chondrites

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Dong M.* Yang W. Li Y. Li S. Hu S. et al.

METSOC 2026 abstract (PDF)

“This study applies UHPLC–HRMS-based prebiomics to nine carbonaceous chondrites (CI1, C2-ung, CM2), showing that soluble organic matter evolution is shaped by source-reservoir differences and parent-body aqueous alteration.”

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