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Kei Hirose

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University of Tokyo

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George Helffrich

Planetary Science Institute

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Shunpei Yokoo

Assistant professor

University of Tokyo

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Fumiya Sakai

The Univeristy of Tokyo

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Kenji Ohta

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Geophysical evidence of a nearly dry bridgmanite in the Earth’s lower mantle

Cryogenic SIMS Preserving Elemental Distributions Formed Under Extreme Conditions: Hydrogen Distribution Measurement in Iron

Experiments and thermodynamic modelling on Fe-FeH phase diagram under high pressures: Implications for Earth’s core composition and temperature

Spin transition and reduced electrical conductivity of (Mg0.8Fe0.2)O: Implications for non-interconnectivity of ferropericlase in the lower mantle

Measurements of Liquid FeS Density Under Martian Core Conditions: Constraint on Core Density Profile

The Compositions of Planetary Cores

Formation of Iron-Helium Compounds under High Pressure

Origin of Earth’s hydrogen and carbon constrained by their core-mantle partitioning and bulk Earth abundance

Hydrogen in the Earth's Outer Core From Density Measurements of Liquid Fe‐H up to 102 GPa and 4,100 K

Fe‐FeH Eutectic Melting Curve and the Estimates of Earth's Core Temperature and Composition

Melting Behavior of B1 FeO Up To 186 GPa: Existence of FeO‐Rich Melts in the Lowermost Mantle

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George Helffrich

Shunpei Yokoo

Fumiya Sakai

Kenji Ohta

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