Coordinated Analysis of Primordial Components within Primitive Astromaterials: Implications for the Presolar Environment and the Formation of the Protoplanetary Disk
The smallest and oldest astromaterials recorded processes leading to presolar and Solar System formation. This thesis documents the first successful petrographic analyses of these astromaterials using unique methodologies and high-resolution techniques down to the atomic level. Results demonstrated...
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Curtin University
2022
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| author | Nevill, Nicole Dawn |
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| description | The smallest and oldest astromaterials recorded processes leading to presolar and Solar System formation. This thesis documents the first successful petrographic analyses of these astromaterials using unique methodologies and high-resolution techniques down to the atomic level. Results demonstrated the power and importance of modifying established approaches to examine these analytically challenging materials. This work provided new insights into abiotic organic evolution; water/rock relationships; physical and chemical processing within presolar, interstellar medium and solar nebula environments. |
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| institution | Curtin University Malaysia |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-890682022-07-29T07:40:48Z Coordinated Analysis of Primordial Components within Primitive Astromaterials: Implications for the Presolar Environment and the Formation of the Protoplanetary Disk Nevill, Nicole Dawn The smallest and oldest astromaterials recorded processes leading to presolar and Solar System formation. This thesis documents the first successful petrographic analyses of these astromaterials using unique methodologies and high-resolution techniques down to the atomic level. Results demonstrated the power and importance of modifying established approaches to examine these analytically challenging materials. This work provided new insights into abiotic organic evolution; water/rock relationships; physical and chemical processing within presolar, interstellar medium and solar nebula environments. 2022 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/89068 Curtin University restricted |
| spellingShingle | Nevill, Nicole Dawn Coordinated Analysis of Primordial Components within Primitive Astromaterials: Implications for the Presolar Environment and the Formation of the Protoplanetary Disk |
| title | Coordinated Analysis of Primordial Components within Primitive Astromaterials: Implications for the Presolar Environment and the Formation of the Protoplanetary Disk |
| title_full | Coordinated Analysis of Primordial Components within Primitive Astromaterials: Implications for the Presolar Environment and the Formation of the Protoplanetary Disk |
| title_fullStr | Coordinated Analysis of Primordial Components within Primitive Astromaterials: Implications for the Presolar Environment and the Formation of the Protoplanetary Disk |
| title_full_unstemmed | Coordinated Analysis of Primordial Components within Primitive Astromaterials: Implications for the Presolar Environment and the Formation of the Protoplanetary Disk |
| title_short | Coordinated Analysis of Primordial Components within Primitive Astromaterials: Implications for the Presolar Environment and the Formation of the Protoplanetary Disk |
| title_sort | coordinated analysis of primordial components within primitive astromaterials: implications for the presolar environment and the formation of the protoplanetary disk |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/89068 |