Cooking up the Moon in two steps

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Steve Desch
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[1] Steve Desch is at the School of Earth and Space Exploration,
[2] Arizona State University,undefined
[3] PO Box 871404,undefined
[4] Tempe,undefined
[5] Arizona 85287,undefined
[6] USA,undefined
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Nature Geoscience | 2015年 / 8卷
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Compared to Earth, the Moon is depleted in volatile species like water, sodium and potassium. Simulations suggest that much of the Moon formed from hot, volatile-poor melt in a disk of debris after initially amassing cooler, volatile-rich melt.
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