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atomic oxygen erosion: a standalone construct

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Space environment

the loss of spacecraft surface material through reaction with atomic oxygen in low Earth orbit, expressed as an erosion yield per incident atom.

In space environment, atomic oxygen erosion refers to the loss of spacecraft surface material through reaction with atomic oxygen in low Earth orbit, expressed as an erosion yield per incident atom. This meaning comes from Leger (1985) in 23rd Aerospace Sciences Meeting.[1]

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References

Leger, L., Visentine, J., & Schliesing, J. (1985). A consideration of atomic oxygen interactions with space station. 23rd Aerospace Sciences Meeting. https://doi.org/10.2514/6.1985-476

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