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25 April 2024
 
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Nitrogen hydrides in interstellar gas: Herschel/HIFI observations towards G10.6-0.4 (W31C)
C.M. Persson ; J.H. Black ; J. Cernicharo ; J.R. Goicoechea ; G.E. Hassel ; E. Herbst ; M. Gerin ; M. De Luca ; T.A. Bell ; A. Coutens ; E. Falgarone ; P.F. Goldsmith ; H. Gupta ; M. Kazmierczak ; D.C. Lis ; B. Mookerjea ; D.A. Neufeld ; J. Pearson ; T.G. Phillips ; P. Sonnentrucker ; J. Stutzki ; C. Vastel ; S. Yu ; F. Boulanger ; E. Dartois ; P. Encrenaz ; T.R. Geballe ; T. Giesen ; B. Godard ; C. Gry ; P. Hennebelle ; P. Hily-Blant ; C. Joblin ; R. Kolos ; J. Krelowski ; J. Martin-Pintado ; K. Menten ; R. Monje ; M. Perault ; R. Plume ; M. Salez ; S. Schlemmer ; M. Schmidt ; D. Teyssier ; I. Peron ; P. Cais ; P. Gaufre ; A. Cros ; L. Ravera ; P. Morris ; S. Lord ; P. Planesas ;
Date 15 Jul 2010
AbstractThe HIFI instrument on board the Herschel Space Observatory has been used to observe interstellar nitrogen hydrides along the sight-line towards G10.6-0.4 in order to improve our understanding of the interstellar chemistry of nitrogen. We report observations of absorption in NH N=1-0, J=2-1 and ortho-NH2 1_1,1-0_0,0. We also observed ortho-NH3 1_0-0_0, and 2_0-1_0, para-NH3 2_1-1_1, and searched unsuccessfully for NH+. All detections show emission and absorption associated directly with the hot-core source itself as well as absorption by foreground material over a wide range of velocities. All spectra show similar, non-saturated, absorption features, which we attribute to diffuse molecular gas. Total column densities over the velocity range 11-54 km/s are estimated. The similar profiles suggest fairly uniform abundances relative to hydrogen, approximately 6*10^-9, 3*10^-9, and 3*10^-9 for NH, NH2, and NH3, respectively. These abundances are discussed with reference to models of gas-phase and surface chemistry.
Source arXiv, 1007.2550
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