The Role of h+ and H3+ Ions in the Degradation of Interstellar Molecules

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Jan 1994

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Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. 266, NO. 1/JAN, P. 31, 1994

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

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Molecular Processes - Ism: Abundances - Ism: Clouds - Ism: Molecules Bibliographic Code: 1994Mnras.266...31S

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The results of recent laboratory studies of the reactions of H+ and H3+3 with a number of molecular gases are interpreted from the viewpoint of interstellar chemistry. Many of the reactions of these ions result in the ionization and fragmentation of neutral reactant gases. Pseudo-time-dependent calculations of the chemistry in dense molecular clouds indicate that molecular abundances are reduced by the inclusion of such reactions, but generally by less than a factor of 5.

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