ArticleACS earth & space chemistry2025
Single-Crystal Elasticity of α-Hydroquinone-An Analogue for Organic Planetary Materials.
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In this study, we measured the single-crystal elasticity of α-hydroquinone at ambient conditions using Brillouin spectroscopy to assess the feasibility of this technique for studying the mechanical properties of organic ices in the outer solar system. In this study, α-hydroquinone serves as an ambient temperature analogue for low-temperature organic ices on Titan and other solar system bodies. We found that a satisfactory Brillouin spectrum can be obtained in less than 5 min of experimental time with negligible damage to the sample. The best fit single-crystal elastic moduli of α-hydroquinone were determined as
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