Dissociative equilibrium of the molecular ion H2(+) in the magnetic field of a neutron star

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Chemical Equilibrium, Gas Dissociation, Hydrogen Ions, Molecular Ions, Neutron Stars, Stellar Magnetic Fields, Computational Astrophysics, Density Distribution, Gas Ionization, Stellar Temperature

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The equation of dissociative equilibrium for the molecular ion H2+ in a strong magnetic field B = 1012- 1013G is discussed. The equilibrium calculations are performed for the temperature region T ⪉ 2×106K. Ionization and dissociation balance is considered for the molecular ions H2+ and hydrogen atoms at total proton number desity Np= 1020- 1022cm-3. It is shown that when T ⪉ 2×105K, the major component of such a medium may be neutral hydrogen atoms. The number density of H2+ admixture can amount to 10-7 - 10-4 of the total proton density and depends on the magnetic field intensity and Np. Different spin modifications of H2+ in the total density of hydrogen molecular ions are also considered.

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