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• ISRU timeline
  |Salt deposits |Salt
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• Hellas Planitia
  ...basin floor, mars: a case for salt or ice diapirism: hellas honeycombs as salt/ice diapirs". J. Geophys. Res. 121: 714–738.</ref> So, it seems that la
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• Minerals
  ===Salt=== ...://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7302591.stm BBC: Mars is 'covered in table salt']</ref>
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• Aeroponics
  *Salt buildup, and basically any contaminant buildup in the water, needs to be co
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• Chlorine
  ...e where is is combined in many minerals, notably sodium chloride, or table salt. Chlorine is a precursor required for the production of [[Polyvinyl Chlori
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• Vinyl Chloride
  ...Caustic soda is produced by the electrolysis of sodium chloride(NaCl-table salt) using the Chloralkali process.
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• Xenon
  ...anaging the build up of Xe135, (or removing it which is simple with molten salt reactors), is a key parameter in managing a fission reactor.
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• LFTR
  ...mical reactions, or put thru a heat engine to create electricity. The cold salt is circulated back thru the reactor core. ...ver, in a fluid, it readily can be removed by bubbling Helium gas thru the salt. Removing the Xenon makes the reactor more efficient and more predictable.
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• Lithium
  Lithium may have been concentrated in salt deposits during periods when liquid water was present on Mars. Lithium migh
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• Nuclear power
  ...ces down to 60% for more efficient thermal cycles, can be stored in molten salt thermal storage, or used directly to heat greenhouses, the habitat itself o ...boils water or heats an inert gas that turns a turbogenerator. The molten salt provides opportunities of shutting down the reactor passively that do not e
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• Mars Odyssey
  ...s with salts may once held organisms.<ref>https://themis.mars.asu.edu/news/salt-deposits-found-martian-highlands</ref>
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• Aspirin
  ...oxide (NaOH) is produced by the electrolysis of sodium chloride(NaCl-table salt) using the Chloralkali process.
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• Oxygen
  ...mosphere, or [[w:Carbonates_on_Mars|carbonate]] minerals via either molten salt reduction<ref>https://eprints.lib.hokudai.ac.jp/dspace/bitstream/2115/57796 ...ately separated. On a submarine, reverse osmosis is used to filter out the salt, the same might be done on Mars. The pure water has potassium hydroxide (KO
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• Thorium
  ...idea is to let these products build up for a couple years, then remove the salt to a specialized plant to remove these wastes. While the wastes are in the "Molten Salt Reactors and Thorium Energy", Edited by Thomas J. Dolan, ISBN 978-0-08-1011
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• Flow battery
  * Sulfur-Oxygen-Salt. ???
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• Nuclear food cycle
  ...rted to approximately 850,000 person days of food. Assuming that a molten salt [[Nuclear_power|reactor]] that can almost completely consume its nuclear fu
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• Minerals and trace elements in food
  ...s (Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Phosphorous, & Sulphur), plus table salt (Sodium Chloride) make up over 99.99% of animal tissue. Of these, the rare
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• Food preservation
  [[Salt]] has been used for millenea to preserve meats. It dehydrates the food and
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• Back contamination
  ...d NOT help them survive on the high pressure, low radiation, wet, hot, low salt, high gravity, perchlorate free environment of Earth. Much of their geneti
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• Nuclear thermal propulsion
  *Nuclear salt water rockets<ref>http://www.path-2.narod.ru/design/base_e/nswr.pdf</ref>
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• Phoenix Mars Mission
  ...-20080530.html</ref> The soil contains small amounts of salt (perchlorate salt, calcium carbonate).<ref>Hecht, M., et al. 2009. Detection of Perchlorate ...oxygen.<ref>http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/crux/2016/06/20/perchlorate-salt-mars-surface/#.W-Iv85NKjIV</ref> <ref>https://www.chegg.com/homework-help/a
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• Bacteria Colonists
  ...For example, cyanobacteria which could produce oxygen and survive in high-salt, very cold, high radiation environments would speed their spread across Mar
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• Radioactive Rarity on Mars
  ...// This is a introductory book for the layman with nice history of molten salt reactors. The above reference is more scholarly. ...26-3 // Intended to be a review of all research projects working on molten salt Th reactors.
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• Elements on Mars
  *Calcium Chloride (NaCl), table salt
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• Crew 167 Science Reports
  ...0:30 a.m. Dakota Clayton and I began preparing agar plates with Mannitol's Salt Agar and MacConkey's Agar for the mediums. ...myer flask used and began boiling the Mannitol's Salt Agar. The Mannitol's Salt Agar took twenty minutes to boil. Once the agar was ready, it was also pour
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• In-situ resource utilization
  ...n be found in the form of salts. Sodium chloride (NaCl) is the most common salt, and is essential for life. Chlorides are likely to be abundant on Mars.<r ...dentified by JPL on Mars, this is the preferred fuel in a number of Molten Salt Reactor designs. <ref name=":12">Map of Martian Thorium at Mid-Latitudes,
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• Crew 187 EVA Reports
  ...d, and the road back resumed. On the way back, a sample of soil containing salt deposits was taken for further analysis for Halophiles. The crew arrived to
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• Geography of Mars
  ...Planetary Science XLVIII. 1060.pdf</ref> <ref>Weiss, D.; Head, J. (2017). "Salt or ice diapirism origin for the honeycomb terrain in Hellas basin, Mars?: I
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• Fungi
  ...volves boiling out the water-soluble toxins in water and either vinegar or salt, discarding the water<ref name=RubelArora />. If not detoxified, A. muscari
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• Production
  |Salt
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• Crew 186 Journalism Reports
  ...logist, Cesare Guariniello, studied the crossbeded layers of sandstone and salt with a trained eye, but the wander through the maze of chasms had cost the ...Mall, the executive officer. Though a hearty EVA to the north in search of salt deposits was planned, it was cut short by unanticipated difficulties with o
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• The Curious Case for Methane on Mars: Methane and Active Organics Discovered on Mars
  ...appears that methane can be trapped just bellow the surface by a crust of salt minerals. By rolling over this crust, Curiosity breaks it and frees the me
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• Observing Mars with a Telescope
  ...s involves its own disadvantages due to the corrosive presence of sand and salt. Similarly, the closer Mars lies to the horizon, the more it will be affect
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• Sinus Sabaeus quadrangle
  ...gy of Mars. SEPM</ref> It was thought that this feature could have been a salt deposit, but information from the instruments on [[Mars Global Surveyor]] d
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• Hellas quadrangle
  ...This hardening can be accomplished by the melting of ice which produces a salt/mineral solution thereby cementing the surface. ...basin floor, mars: a case for salt or ice diapirism: hellas honeycombs as salt/ice diapirs | url = | journal = J. Geophys. Res. | volume = 121 | issue = 4
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• Amazonis quadrangle
  ...This hardening can be accomplished by the melting of ice which produces a salt/mineral solution thereby cementing the surface.]] ...This hardening can be accomplished by the melting of ice which produces a salt/mineral solution thereby cementing the surface.
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• What Mars Actually Looks Like!
  ...Planetary Science XLVIII. 1060.pdf</ref> <ref>Weiss, D.; Head, J. (2017). "Salt or ice diapirism origin for the honeycomb terrain in Hellas basin, Mars?: I ...ess. The salt you put on your food also breaks up into cubes. Check your salt out with a magnifying glass.
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• Crew 186 Mission Summary
  ...diverse fields, ranging from plains covered in clays and characterized by salt deposits to deep canyons where million of years of strata are exposed. All
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• Crew 172 - Journalism Reports
  ...d spice! Remember most of the food we are eating is dehydrated, so pepper, salt, and spices are our dear friends. After dinner, we will have our normal rep ...extreme environment loving micro-organisms (extremophiles) that thrive in salt (more specifically, halophiles). That COULD, don’t quote me on this, be t
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• Arabia quadrangle
  ...This hardening can be accomplished by the melting of ice which produces a salt/mineral solution thereby cementing the surface.]] ...This hardening can be accomplished by the melting of ice which produces a salt/mineral solution thereby cementing the surface.
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• Crew 203 Sol Summaries
  Support Requested: We don’t have much salt left in the kitchen.
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• The beauty of Mars from 150 miles
  ...formed. Glaciers may have been involved.<ref>Weiss, D.; Head, J. (2017). "Salt or ice diapirism origin for the honeycomb terrain in Hellas basin, Mars?: I
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• Jezero Crater
  ...its composition. They determined that the rock was basaltic and contained salt crystals. The salts may have formed from groundwater or more likely from
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• Crew 186 Science Reports
  ...urassic Sundance Sea left behind strata of salts in period of dryness. The salt is mainly sulfates, which (together with perchlorates) is present on Mars i
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• Mare Boreum quadrangle
  ...d with water can greatly lower freezing points, in a manner similar to how salt is applied to roads to melt ice. So, perchlorate may be allowing small amou
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• Liquid Water on Mars
  ...erupting through a weak spot on the crater wall, staying liquid due to the salt and minerals, flowing down the side of the crater, the water evaporating, a ...y be creating salty water droplets. The amount of water absorbed into the salt molecules would be small, but enough to cause the seasonal flows we see on
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• Noachis quadrangle
  ...type of event occurs. The bodies that form are called diapirs. Sometimes salt deposits covered by sediment move upward on the Earth. Diapir comes from Gr
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• Mare Australe quadrangle
  ...dlines</ref> <ref>M. Sori and A.M. Bramson. Water on Mars, with a grain of salt: Local heat anomalies are required for basal melting of ice at the south po
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• Crew 189 Journalism Reports
  ...reached its end, it was already time for them to leave us, ready to reach Salt Lake City where another report awaited them. We still have a lot to do in t ...se particles as well as an indication of their typology (carbon, minerals, salt, liquid, etc.). The purpose of this experiment is to use the instrument in
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• Crew 189 Mission Summary
  ...nd gives an indication of the typology of the measured particles (mineral, salt, carbon, liquid, etc.). Bringing and installing this instrument was more ch
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