[12C]/[13C] ratios from formaldehyde in the inner galactic disk

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Carbon 12, Carbon 13, Forbidden Bands, Formaldehyde, Galactic Nuclei, Milky Way Galaxy, Astronomical Models, Astronomical Spectroscopy, Galactic Evolution, Radiative Transfer, Ratios

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New formaldehyde measurements toward 6 sources in the inner galactic disk (5 kpc ≤ RGC ≤ 8 kpc) are reported. From measurements of the 110 - 111 line of H212C16O and H213C16O and of the 211 - 212 line of H212C16O, [H212C16O]/[H213C16O] ratios are derived. The average corrected ratio is ≡50 for the inner galactic disk. A decrease in the [12C]/[13C] ratio by a factor of ≡2 compared with the local interstellar medium is qualitatively consistent with predictions from galactic evolution models and the higher metallicity of the gas in the inner galactic disk.

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