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Interestingly, some crusts exhibited a high concentration of carbon and oxygen, consistent with graphite-like or carbonaceous deposits, along with localized regions rich in calcium and titanium. These may represent areas of intense interaction or fusion of materials, depending on the reactor's operational parameters.
Structural Fragments and Particle Analysis
The analysis also identified various fragments and spherical particles embedded within the crusts. Some spherical objects, measuring approximately 20 micrometers, were examined, revealing compositions mainly of copper, calcium, and silicon. Others appeared as larger crusts or chunks, suggesting ingrowths of fused materials over extended periods.