Teflon contamination from the drill on the MSL Curiosity rover: Potential science impact on detecting martian organics by Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) J. L. Eigenbrode1, A. McAdam1, H. Franz1, C. Freissinet1, H. Bower2, - Tetrafluoroethylene - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Teflon contamination from the drill on the MSL Curiosity rover: Potential science impact on detecting martian organics by Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) J. L. Eigenbrode1, A. McAdam1, H. Franz1, C. Freissinet1, H. Bower2, Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-03-29 11:08:32 Open Document File Size: 3,02 MB Share Result on Facebook City Pasadena / / Company Jet Propulsion Laboratory / Mars Science Laboratory / Dupont Co. / Caltech/Malin Space Science Systems / 3Jet Propulsion Laboratory / Agilent / / / Facility Mars Science Laboratory / Jet Propulsion Laboratory / / IndustryTerm larger perfluoroalkene products / gas analysis / wear product / / Organization D. Limonadi3 / R. Rainen3 / and J. Umland3 1NASA Goddard Space Flight Center / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Center for Research and Exploration / Universities Space Research Association / / Person Jen Eigenbrode / / Position Scientist / / ProvinceOrState Maryland / California / / Technology laser / gas chromatography / / SocialTag Chemical pathology Measuring instruments Astrobiology Polytetrafluoroethylene Mars Science Laboratory Pyrolysis Tetrafluoroethylene Fluorine Gas chromatography Chemistry

Teflon contamination from the drill on the MSL Curiosity rover: Potential science impact on detecting martian organics by Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) J. L. Eigenbrode1, A. McAdam1, H. Franz1, C. Freissinet1, H. Bower2,Add to Reading List