On the identification of CO in the visible spectrum of comet Bradfield 1980 T

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Carbon Monoxide, Cometary Atmospheres, Visible Spectrum, Emission Spectra, Line Spectra, Spectrum Analysis

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CO emission lines between 4000 and 9000 A have been identified for the first time in the comet Bradfield 1980 t, by means of spectra obtained with the 122- and 182-cm Asiago Observatory telescopes, and the absolute fluxes of 15 lines have been determined by means of a Reticon detector. Preliminary theoretical calculations on possible parent molecules and production rates are presented. The emissions are most likely produced through the dissociative recombination of an ion, such as HCO(+).

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