KLS-1

Lunar mareSouth KoreaAvailability: request possibleFidelity: Not extracted yetProducer: Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology

4 measurements | 4 source tables

Reference	SiO₂wt%	TiO₂wt%	Al₂O₃wt%	FeOwt%	Fe₂O₃wt%	MgOwt%	CaOwt%	Na₂Owt%	K₂Owt%	MnOwt%	Cr₂O₃wt%	P₂O₅wt%	SO₃wt%	LOIwt%
Peng (2024) Development and characterization of a regional lunar soil simulant for emirates lunar missions	48.00	1.67	15.30	6.64	4.75	9.64	8.38	3.42	1.52	0.17	ND	0.33	0.01	ND
Details Specific note NYUAD-1 result with literature comparison materials in adjacent columns Method Not specified Table Table 1 Page Page 3
Liu (2026) In Situ Synthesis of Agglutinitic Glass and Np‐Fe⁰ in a Chang'E‐5 Lunar Regolith Simulant for Multi‐Scale High Fidelity	48	1.67	15.3	6.64	-	9.64	8.38	3.42	1.52	0.17	-	0.33	-	/
Details Specific note a critical indicator of the volatile-poor nature of lunar regolith Method Chemical oxide composition; LOI by loss on ignition Table Table 1 Page Page 2
Ryu (2015) Basic Study for a Korean Lunar Simulant (KLS-1) Development	48.00^*	1.67^*	15.30^*	6.64^*	4.75^*	9.64^*	8.38^*	3.42^*	1.52^*	0.17^*	-	0.33^*	-	-
Details Specific note Chemical composition comparison Method Not specified Table Table 4 Page Page 8
Kim (2024) Temperature-dependent dielectric properties of the Korean lunar simulant and ilmenite: Lunar microwave processing potential	48	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Details Specific note As-received / baseline Method Used with total alkalis for TAS classification Page Page 3

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