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Introduction to Astrochemistry

2003
At first sight, the interstellar medium presents a very hostile environment to the formation and survival of complex molecules. As we have seen, it is crisscrossed by violent shocks and pervaded by intense UV and X-ray radiation fields, which can easily tear apart delicate molecular bonds.
Michael A. Dopita, Ralph S. Sutherland
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Observational astrochemistry: Recent results

Advances in Space Research, 1989
More than 80 molecular species have now been observed by astronomers in the dense interstellar clouds where stars and planets form or in the envelopes expelled by evolved stars. Elemental constituents of these compounds include all of the "biogenic" elements, hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur, and (most recently) phosphorus.
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Introduction: Astrochemistry

Chemical Reviews, 2013
Eric, Herbst, John T, Yates
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2023
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Laboratory Astrochemistry

Recent advances in astronomy showed that a variety of simple and complex organic molecules are abundantly observed in the interstellar medium. Astrochemical models confirmed that the physical and chemical conditions in regions where stars and planets are born affect the formation and destruction of life-related molecules in space.
Ioppolo, S.; id_orcid 0000-0002-2271-1781, Accolla, M., Balucani, N., Bizzocchi, L., Cozzolino, F., Fulvio, D., Mennella, V., Sundararajan, P.   +7 more
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Astrochemistry with Mopra

2015
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LIDA: The Leiden Ice Database for Astrochemistry

Astronomy and Astrophysics, 2022
Marina G Rachid, Will R M Rocha, Ewine van Dishoeck   +2 more
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The Ice Chamber for Astrophysics–Astrochemistry (ICA): A new experimental facility for ion impact studies of astrophysical ice analogs

Review of Scientific Instruments, 2021
Sándor T S Kovacs, Bela Sulik, Zuzana Kanuchova   +2 more
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VIZSLA—Versatile Ice Zigzag Sublimation Setup for Laboratory Astrochemistry Available to Purchase

Review of Scientific Instruments, 2021
Gyorgy Tarczay, Sándor Góbi, Gabor Bazso   +2 more
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FAUST VI. VLA1623−2417 B: a new laboratory for astrochemistry around protostars on 50 au scale

Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 2022
François Dulieu, Eleonora Bianchi, Cecilia Ceccarelli   +2 more
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