Photoelectric heating of H II regions

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Electron Energy, Gas Heating, H Ii Regions, Photoelectric Emission, Cosmic Dust, Helium, Hydrogen, Ionic Collisions, Photoionization

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It is determined through the study of H II region heating by electrons ejected from grains after absorption of stellar photons, as well as by recombination of Lyman-alpha photons, that the nebula is heated further by photoionization of H and He, and cooled by collisional excitation of low-lying, abundant ion levels. It is found that this mechanism can influence nebula thermal structure at 20-60% of the Stromgren radius, depending on assumed electron density.

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