Published November 1984 | Version Published
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High pressure physics and chemistry in giant planets and their satellites

Abstract

The deep interiors of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and their satellites are discussed. The important issues relevant to the physics of condensed matter are identified. The discussion emphasizes H₂, H-He, H₂-H₂O, H₂-CH₄, NH₃, and CH₄.5.75H₂O. Present and future theory and experiment are of great benefit t o planetary science.

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© 1984 Centre pour la communication scientifique directe. Contribution number 4143 of the Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences.

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