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Molecule-specific diffusion and desorption of interstellar ices on carbonaceous dust
Yi-Hsuan Chiu, Tushar Suhasaria, Cornelia Jäger +4
Interstellar ices form on dust grains in the coldest regions of molecular clouds and preserve key volatile reservoirs that could be incorporated into protoplanetary disks during st…
Gas-phase condensation of carbonated silicate grains
Gaël Rouillé, Johannes Schmitt, Cornelia Jäger +1
Reports on the detection of carbonates in planetary nebulae (PNe) and protostars suggested the existence of a mechanism that produce these compounds in stellar winds and outflows.…
Trapped Water on Silicates in the Laboratory and in Astrophysical Environments
Alexey Potapov, Cornelia Jäger, Harald Mutschke +1
Existence of strongly bound water molecules on silicate surfaces, above the desorption temperature of water ice, has been first predicted by computational studies and recently demo…
Interstellar carbonaceous dust erosion induced by X-ray irradiation of water ice in star-forming regions
K. -J. Chuang, C. Jaeger, N. -E. Sie +5
The chemical inventory of protoplanetary midplanes is the basis for forming planetesimals. Among them, solid-state reactions based on CO/CO toward molecular complexity on inter…
Exploring refractory organics in extraterrestrial particles
Alexey Potapov, Maria Elisabetta Palumbo, Zelia Dionnet +5
The origin of organic compounds detected in meteorites and comets, some of which could serve as precursors of life on Earth, still remains an open question. The aim of the present…
Formation of the simplest amide in molecular clouds: formamide (NHCHO) and its derivatives in HO-rich and CO-rich interstellar ice analogs upon VUV irradiation
K. -J. Chuang, C. J\{"a}ger, S. A. Krasnokutski +2
The astronomical detection of formamide (NHCHO) toward various star-forming regions and in cometary material implies that the simplest amide might have an early origin in dark…