JSC-2A

Lunar mareUnited StatesAvailability: requestFidelity: Not extracted yetProducer: NASA Johnson Space Center

4 measurements | 4 source tables

Reference	SiO₂wt%	TiO₂wt%	Al₂O₃wt%	FeOwt%	Fe₂O₃wt%	MgOwt%	CaOwt%	Na₂Owt%	K₂Owt%	MnOwt%	Cr₂O₃wt%	P₂O₅wt%	LOIwt%
Castelein (2021) Iron can be microbially extracted from Lunar and Martian regolith simulants and 3D printed into tough structural materials	47.5	2	15	-	10.75	9	11	-	0.8	-	-	-	-
Details Specific note Major metal oxide composition across Mars locations and regolith… Method Mars-location average, supplier report, or X-ray fluorescence (XRF), as identified by the column header Table Table 2 Page Page 4
Lomax (2020) Proving the viability of an electrochemical process for the simultaneous extraction of oxygen and production of metal alloys from lunar regolith	46–49	1–2	14.5–15.5	7–7.5	3–4	8.5–9.5	10–11	2.5–3	0.75–0.85	0.15–0.20	0.02–0.06	0.6–0.7	-
Details Specific note as given by the suppliers (Zybek Advanced Products) Method Supplier-provided bulk oxide composition Table Table 1 Page Page 4
Collins (2022) Materials characterization of various lunar regolith simulants for use in geopolymer lunar concrete	45^*	2.1^*	15^*	-	16^*	7.6^*	9.8^*	3.1^*	0.85^*	0.21^*	0.16^*	0.90^*	0^*
Details Specific note units are not printed in the visible table Method Oxide-composition measurement Table Table 3 Page Page 5
Zocca (2020) Investigation of the sintering and melting of JSC-2A lunar regolith simulant	43.38	2.32	18.30	-	-	3.82	11.47	3.14	0.98	0.22	-	0.69	-
Details Specific note lunar soil simulant Method Chemical composition measurement Table Table 1 Page Page 4

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