2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.icarus.2009.07.001
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CH4/N2/H2-spark hydrophobic tholins: A systematic approach to the characterisation of tholins. Part II

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“…Scheme 2 outlines the general treatment of the samples, the separation in fractions and the techniques used for this study. The results presented herein complete the data reported in a previous paper [20] where some spectroscopic data were shown. The strength of HCN polymerization reactions in an aqueous medium and the proposed structures for insoluble black HCN polymers are discussed.…”
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“…Scheme 2 outlines the general treatment of the samples, the separation in fractions and the techniques used for this study. The results presented herein complete the data reported in a previous paper [20] where some spectroscopic data were shown. The strength of HCN polymerization reactions in an aqueous medium and the proposed structures for insoluble black HCN polymers are discussed.…”
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“…was left to stand for 3 d. All of the solns. were heated to 388 for the duration of the reaction for comparison to previous work concerning the formation of tholins under a CH 4 atmosphere and spark discharges [20] [21] [39]. After the reaction, the samples were filtered using a glass fiber filter (0.25 mm) and washed with dist.…”
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“…2. The spectral fits suggest the presence of CAH, CAC, and C@C bonds, as well as, amines, nitriles, and possibly heterocycles within the residue (Daigo and Mutsukura, 2004;Ruiz-Bermejo et al, 2009;Tran et al, 2003). The oxygen enrichment may take the form of an amide ($399.1 eV) or a ketone ($285.5; 533 eV) functional group (Tran et al, 2003).…”
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“…These tholins have been studied quite extensively by various methods including UV/Vis spectroscopy (Imanaka et al, 2004), IR spectroscopy (Sagan et al, 1993;Imanaka et al, 2004;Ramirez et al, 2004;Ruiz-Bermejo et al, 2008, UV/Vis fluorescence (Hodyss et al, 2004), pyrolysis-chromatography (McGuigan et al, 2006), mass spectrometry (Sarker et al, 2003;Hodyss et al, 2004;McGuigan et al, 2006;Somogyi et al, 2006;Ruiz-Bermejo et al, 2009;Neish et al, 2009Neish et al, , 2010Imanaka and Smith, 2010) as well as NMR spectroscopy (Sagan et al, 1993;Clarke et al, 2000;Ramirez et al, 2004;Ruiz-Bermejo et al, 2008He et al, 2012a;Derenne et al, 2012). General properties and insight into the functionality of the tholin material has been obtained through these studies, but a definitive organic structural or functional group inventory remains to be determined.…”
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confidence: 99%