Redox Partitioning of Soluble Sulfur Species in Bennu and Tagish Lake Meteorite: Enrichment of Alkyl Thiosulfates and Suppression of Polythionates

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Randazzo N. Hilts R. Rubio V. O. Herd C. D. K.* Reiz B. et al.

METSOC 2026 abstract (PDF)

“Comparison of soluble sulfur species in Bennu and Tagish Lake reveals redox partitioning, with Bennu enriched in alkyl thiosulfates and Tagish Lake dominated by oxidized sulfur species, reflecting differences in aqueous alteration. “

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