Abstract
The paper suggests a thermodynamic approach to modeling the evaporation of lunar and meteorite matter. Comparison of the results of model calculations and experimental data demonstrates the high accuracy of the developed approach to description of thermodynamic properties of melts of lunar and meteorite substance and its behavior at evaporation. The observed relations of melt evaporation are consistent with the thermodynamic values characterizing the residual melts.
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