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Primordial Hydrogen-Helium Degassing, an Overlooked Major Energy Source for Internal Terrestrial Processes
Arxiv:1906.03473V2 [Physics.Geo-Ph] 30 Dec 2019 Double the Carbon Solubility in ﬂuids Co-Existing with Sediments Subducted Along Cool Geotherms
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