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A Laboratory Route to Interstellar Ice
... unknown) interstellar molecules in the millimetre, sub-millimetre, near-, and far- infrared wavelength range, triggered laboratory astrophysics because it required a database of known molecular spectra to ... See full document
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Porosity measurements of interstellar ice mixtures using optical laser interference and extended effective medium approximations
... since laboratory data show that the absence of the O-H dangling modes does not necessarily imply the full absence of porosity (Raut et ...use interstellar medium (ISM) and dense clouds (McKee 1989), ... See full document
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Laboratory spectroscopy and astronomical significance of the fully-benzenoid PAH triphenylene and its cation
... dense interstellar regions PAHs are expected to freeze out on dust grains, where they will be embedded in water ...the ice, ...diffuse interstellar medium, electronic solid state spectra as presented ... See full document
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From ice to gas : constraining the desorption processes of interstellar ices
... I was born on the 9th of July 1986 in Clermont-Ferrand, France. I grew up with my parents at the foot of the massif central mountains in Royat, a small town renowned for its roman spa. After receiving my middle school ... See full document
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A novel approach to measure photodesorption rates of interstellar ice analogues. The photodesorption rate of CO ice reinvestigated
... above-mentioned laboratory studies, photodesorption rates have been obtained using two di ff erent methods, based on IR (transmission or reflection) spectroscopy or mass spectrometry (Ioppolo et ...CO ice ... See full document
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Time-Domain TeraHertz Spectroscopy and Observational Probes of Prebiotic Interstellar Gas and Ice Chemistry
... These initial studies of ices in the THz-TDS instrument, and the conclusions drawn from them, are largely based on a qualitative assessment of the relative positions, intensities, and profiles of the signals observed. ... See full document
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Thermal desorption of water ice in the interstellar medium
... This paper is the first in a series of papers report- ing new experimental results on gas-surface interactions occurring under conditions resembling those in the ISM and star-forming regions. With the aid of a purpose- ... See full document
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Formation of interstellar methanol ice prior to the heavy CO freeze-out stage
... the laboratory experiments and the astrochemical proposed reactions are summarized in one figure. The main difference between the two is how OH radicals are inserted into the reaction scheme, but this does not ... See full document
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On the possible detection of solid O2 and O3 interstellar grains with ISO
... study interstellar chemistry. Many interstellar dust molecules have been already identified by comparing laboratory data with interstellar spectra ...on interstellar dust grain, which ... See full document
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An infrared measurement of chemical desorption from interstellar ice analogues
... realistic interstellar environments where the H atom flux is much lower than under laboratory conditions, each H atom landing on a dust grain has a greater chance of encountering reactants besides other H ... See full document
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From Interstellar Ice Grains to Evolved Planetary Systems: The Role of Laboratory Studies
... on laboratory investigations of interstellar ice analogs described above [Altwegg et ...the interstellar ice stage and that the resulting primordial molecules could have subsequently ... See full document
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The formation of peptide-like molecules on interstellar dust grains
... outeris et al. 2017). To strengthen the claim that solid- state reactions form amide bearing molecules, more com- parisons between observational and laboratory TPD data of the molecules in this network are needed. ... See full document
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Desorption of CO and O2 interstellar ice analogs
... Gas-grain interactions play a key role in the chemical evolu- tion of star-forming regions. During the first stages of star formation virtually all species accrete onto grains in dense cold cores. Later on in the star ... See full document
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Weak ice absorption features at 7.24 and 7.41 μm in the spectrum of the obscured young stellar object W 33A
... akines et al. 1996). As a representative example, Fig. 5 shows the photochemical evolution of the ice mixture H 2 O /CO=100/37. The major photoproduct is CO 2 , with minor products being HCOOH, as well as H 2 CO , ... See full document
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The Canadian Ice Island Drift, Deterioration and Detection (CI2D3) Database
... MONITORED ICE ISLANDS The CIS archive primarily contains Level 1b RADARSAT-1 and -2 (R1, R2) C-band SAR data (Canadian Space Agency; MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates, ...sea ice monitoring in Canadian ... See full document
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Direct visualization of solute locations in laboratory ice samples
... the ice matrix. Some recent laboratory studies suggest chemical reaction rates may differ in these two ...and ice, few studies have examined either solute locations in laboratory samples or ... See full document
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Floe-size distributions in laboratory ice broken by waves
... of ice and ...each ice pixel was assigned a value corresponding to the ice floe to which it ...identified ice floes marked with different (randomly assigned) ... See full document
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Interstellar dust within the life cycle of the interstellar medium
... The silicate dust formed around evolved stars and injected into the ISM is partly crystalline and partly amorphous, in proportion that are not known. However it is known from ISO and Spitzer observations that the grains ... See full document
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The diffuse interstellar features and interstellar relationships
... the interstellar extinction law between different OB associations and complexes of young stars; it should not be surprising th a t the diffuse features are produced with variable efficiency also within different ... See full document
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Incorporation of sea ice algae into newly forming sea ice, using field and laboratory based experiments
... Results of ice tank experiments indicate that there are several physical processes responsible for algal enrichment in sea ice, these are, 'pumping' of water through the newly forming ic[r] ... See full document
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