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26 April 2024
 
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Carbon Chemistry in interstellar clouds
Maryvonne Gerin ; David Fosse ; Evelyne Roueff ;
Date 3 Dec 2002
Subject astro-ph
AbstractWe discuss new developments of interstellar chemistry, with particular emphasis on the carbon chemistry. We confirm that carbon chains and cycles are ubiquitous in the ISM and closely chemically related to ea ch other, and to carbon. Investigation of the carbon budget in shielded and UV illuminated gas shows that the inventory of interstellar molecules is not complete and more complex molecules with 4 or more carbon atoms must be present. Finally we discuss the consequences for the evolution of clouds and conclude that the ubiquitous presence of carbon chains and cycles is not a necessary consequence of a very young age for interstellar clouds.
Source arXiv, astro-ph/0212058
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