Science priorities for the extraction of the solid MSR samples from their sample tubes

Dauphas, N.N.DauphasRussell, S. S.S. S.RussellBeaty, D.D.BeatyThiessen, F.F.ThiessenBarnes, J.J.BarnesBonal, L.L.BonalBridges, J.J.BridgesBristow, T.T.BristowEiler, J.J.EilerFerrière, L.L.FerrièreFORNARO, TeresaTeresaFORNAROGattacceca, J.J.GattaccecaHoffman, B.B.HoffmanJavaux, E. J.E. J.JavauxKleine, T.T.KleineMcSween, H. Y.H. Y.McSweenPrasad, M.M.PrasadRampe, E.E.RampeSchmidt, M.M.SchmidtSchoene, B.B.SchoeneSiebach, K. L.K. L.SiebachStern, J.J.SternTosca, N.N.Tosca2023-02-272023-02-272023http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12386/33950Preservation of the chemical and structural integrity of samples that will be brought back from Mars is paramount to achieving the scientific objectives of MSRELETTRONICOenScience priorities for the extraction of the solid MSR samples from their sample tubesResearch reportFIS/05 - ASTRONOMIA E ASTROFISICA