Physical chemistry of molecules and grains in space

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Sep 1993

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Presented at the 50th International Meeting of th e Societe Francais de Physique, Mont Saint-Odile, France 6-10 Sep. 1993

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astrophysics

Aerospace Environments, Astrophysics, Celestial Bodies, Conferences, Interstellar Matter, Molecules, Physical Chemistry, Chemical Reactions, Comets, Infrared Astronomy, Low Temperature, Nitrogen Oxides, Polyacetylene, Protostars, Radio Spectroscopy, Solar System, Sulfides

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s are presented for the 50th international meeting of Physical Chemistry of Molecules and Grains in Space. Topics include: Recent Developments in Astrochemistry; Photofragmentation of PAH ions; A Laser Vaporization Source for Spectroscopic Characterization of Refractory Compounds; The Effects of Varying Cosmic Ray Ionization Rates on the Chemistry of Interstellar Clouds; Vibrational Excitation of Hydrogen Desorbed from a Carbon Surface; Photodesorption from CO Ices; Excitation Mechanisms of the C2 Swan Bands in Comet Halley's Spectrum; Grain Mantle Processing and IR Emission; Reactions of C+ Ions with Molecules at Low Temperatures; and On the Large Organic Molecules in the Interstellar Gas.

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