Hydrocarbons in the interstellar medium : from dark clouds to photodissociation regions
Hydrocarbons form the frame of the interstellar gas-phase chemistry. Yet, the distribution and the abundance of these species are known in a few objects only. After a short introduction to (\it astrochemistry), we deal with hydrocarbons in dark clouds in the second part of this PhD dissertation.
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