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Photoproduction of H from gaseous methanol inside dense molecular clouds
S. Pilling, D. P. P. Andrade, A. C. F. Santos +1
We present experimental results obtained from photoionization and photodissociation processes of abundant interstellar methanol (CHOH) as an alternative route for the productio…
Photodissociation of organic molecules in star-forming regions, III. Methanol
S. Pilling, R. Neves, A. C. F. Santos +1
The presence of methyl alcohol or methanol (CHOH) in several astrophysical environments has been characterized by its high abundance that depends on both the production rate an…
Production of H via photodissociation of organic molecules in interstellar clouds
S. Pilling, D. P. P. Andrade, R. Neves +3
We present experimental results obtained from photoionization and photodissociation processes of abundant interstellar CH-X type organic molecules like methanol (CHOH), met…
Ionisation and dissociation of cometary gaseous organic molecules by solar wind particles I: Formic Acid
S. Pilling, A. C. F. Santos, W. Wolff +5
In order to simulate the effects of energetic charged particles present in the solar wind colliding with the cometary gaseous formic acid molecule (HCOOH), laboratory experiments h…
Photodissociation of organic molecules in star-forming regions II: Acetic acid
S. Pilling, A. C. F. Santos, H. M. Boechat-Roberty
Fragments from organic molecule dissociation (such as reactive ions and radicals) can form interstellar complex molecules like amino acids. The goal of this work is to experimental…
Destruction of formic acid by soft X-rays in star-forming regions
H. M. Boechat-Roberty, S. Pilling, A. C. F. Santos
Formic acid is much more abundant in the solid state, both in interstellar ices and cometary ices, than in the interstellar gas (ice/gas ~ 10^{4}) and this point remains a puzzle.…