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H formation on interstellar dust grains: the viewpoints of theory, experiments, models and observations
Valentine Wakelam, Emeric Bron, Stephanie Cazaux +12
Molecular hydrogen is the most abundant molecule in the universe. It is the first one to form and survive photo-dissociation in tenuous environments. Its formation involves catalyt…
A new study of an old sink of sulfur in hot molecular cores: the sulfur residue
Paul M. Woods, Angela Occhiogrosso, Serena Viti +3
Sulfur appears to be depleted by an order of magnitude or more from its elemental abundance in star-forming regions. In the last few years, numerous observations and experiments ha…
Ethylene oxide and Acetaldehyde in hot cores
A. Occhiogrosso, A. Vasyunin, E. Herbst +4
[Abridged] Ethylene oxide and its isomer acetaldehyde are important complex organic molecules because of their potential role in the formation of amino acids. Despite the fact that…
Modelling of c-C2H4O formation on grain surfaces
A. Occhiogrosso, S. Viti, M. D. Ward +1
Despite its potential reactivity due to ring strain, ethylene oxide (c-C2H4O) is a complex molecule that seems to be stable under the physical conditions of an interstellar dense c…
Recent star formation in the inner Galactic Bulge seen by ISOGAL II -- The Central Molecular Zone
K. Immer, F. Schuller, A. Omont +1
We present 5--38 m spectroscopic observations of a sample of 68 ISOGAL sources with unknown natures, taken with the Spitzer Infrared Spectrograph. Based on the characteristics a…
Recent star formation in the inner Galactic Bulge seen by ISOGAL. I - Classification of bright mid-IR sources in a test field
F. Schuller, A. Omont, I. S. Glass +3
Context: The stellar populations in the central region of the Galaxy are poorly known because of the high visual extinction and very great source density in this direction. Aims: T…