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20122021
most citedSubsurface chemistry of mantles of interstellar dust grains in dark molecular cores

29 citations · 107 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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11 papers

astro-ph.GA202119 cited

The connection between warm carbon chain chemistry and interstellar irradiation of star-forming cores

Juris Kalvans

Some observations of warm carbon chain chemistry (WCCC) cores indicate that they are often located near the edges of molecular clouds. This finding may suggest that WCCC is promote…

astro-ph.GA202010 cited

Evaporative cooling of icy interstellar grains II. Key parameters

Juris Kalvāns, Juris Roberts Kalnin

Context. Evaporative (sublimation) cooling of icy interstellar grains occurs when the grains have been suddenly heated by a cosmic-ray (CR) particle or other process. It results in…

astro-ph.GA20197 cited

Evaporative cooling of icy interstellar grains. I. Basic characterization

Juris Kalvans, Juris Roberts Kalnin

Context. While radiative cooling of interstellar grains is a well-known process, little detail is known about the cooling of grains with an icy mantle that contains volatile adsorb…

astro-ph.GA201918 cited

Chemical significance of different temperature regimes for cosmic-ray-induced heating of whole interstellar grains

Juris Kalvans, Juris Roberts Kalnin

Cosmic-ray-induced whole-grain heating induces evaporation and other processes that affect the chemistry of interstellar clouds. With recent data on grain heating frequencies as an…

astro-ph.GA2018

Temperature spectra of interstellar dust grains heated by cosmic-rays II: dark cloud cores

Juris Kalvāns

Cosmic-ray (CR) induced heating of whole interstellar grains is an important desorption mechanism for grain surface molecules in interstellar molecular clouds. This study aims to p…

astro-ph.GA2018

The efficiency of photodissociation for molecules in interstellar ices

Juris Kalvans

Processing by interstellar photons affects the composition of the icy mantles on interstellar grains. The rate of photodissociation in solids differs from that of molecules in the…