The emergence of life: Thermodynamics of chemical free energy generation in 
off-axis hydrothermal vent systems and its consequences for 
compartmentalization and life's origins

Simoncini, E.; Kleidon, A.; Gallori, E.

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The emergence of life: Thermodynamics of chemical free energy generation in off-axis hydrothermal vent systems and its consequences for compartmentalization and life's origins

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Kleidon, A.
Research Group Biospheric Theory and Modelling, Dr. A. Kleidon, Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry, Max Planck Society;

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Simoncini, E., Kleidon, A., & Gallori, E. (2010). The emergence of life: Thermodynamics of chemical free energy generation in off-axis hydrothermal vent systems and its consequences for compartmentalization and life's origins. Journal of Cosmology, 10, 3325-3344.

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