Ice grains in the dust disk of the bipolar nebula M 1-92

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Accretion Disks, Ice, Infrared Astronomy, Infrared Spectra, Interplanetary Dust, Nebulae, Infrared Telescopes, Nasa Space Programs, Spectrum Analysis, Two Body Problem

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The 2.4 to 3.8 microns spectra of the bipolar nebula M 1-92 is investigated. The data is obtained with the cooled grating array spectrometer at the NASA infrared telescope facility. Data is obtained at five positions of the object: one coinciding with the illuminating star, and the rest distributed along the dust torus of the bipolar nebula. No spectral signature is observed at the position of the star. A narrow 3.1 microns absorption is observed in all four positions of the torus. The feature is interpreted as being due to a mixture of pure amorphous and crystalline water ices.

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