Newly Detected Molecules In Dense Interstellar Clouds

Irvine, William M.; AVERY, LW; FRIBERG, P; MATTHEWS, HE; ZIURYS, LM

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Newly Detected Molecules In Dense Interstellar Clouds

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1988Embargo end date: 26 Apr 2024 United States Publisher:ScholarWorks@UMass AmherstJournal:Astrophysical letters & communications, volume 26 (issn: 0888-6512,

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Authors: Irvine, William M.; AVERY, LW; FRIBERG, P; MATTHEWS, HE; ZIURYS, LM;

doi: 10.7275/2407

pmid: 11538461

Newly Detected Molecules In Dense Interstellar Clouds

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The published version is located at http://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1988ApL%26C..26..167I

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Keywords

Astrophysics and Astronomy, Chemical Phenomena, Extraterrestrial Environment, Astronomy, Spectrum Analysis, Astronomical Phenomena, astrobiology, Phosphorus, Interstellar Medium and the Galaxy, Stars, Carbon, Hydrocarbons, Oxygen, Chemistry, Interstellar Chemistry, Sulfur

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