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  5. Can Deuteration be Used as A Chemical Clock in Protostellar Cores
 

Can Deuteration be Used as A Chemical Clock in Protostellar Cores

Date Issued
2017
Author(s)
Schleicher, Dominik
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Banerjee, R.
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Boekholt, T.
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Bovino, S.
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Fellhauer, M.
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GALLI, Daniele  
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Grassi, T.
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Grete, P.
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Haugboelle, T.
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Koertgen, B.
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Latif, M.
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Riaz, R.
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Stutz, A.
DOI
10.5281/zenodo.808655
Abstract
Measuring deuteration fraction in protostellar cores is considered as an important method for age determinations of protostellar cores, and the high deuteration fraction of up to 10% has been considered as evidence for high ages and strong support via magnetic field. In this talk, I will present 3D magneto-hydrodynamical simulations including the deuteration chemistry to explore how the deuteration fraction depends on the dynamical and chemical conditions. I will show that high deuteration fractions can be obtained under a large set of different conditions.
Coverage
Star Formation from Cores to Clusters
Start page
54
Conferenece
Star Formation from Cores to Clusters
Conferenece place
ESO, Santiago, Cile
Conferenece date
6-9 marzo, 2017
Uri
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12386/27229
Url
https://zenodo.org/record/808655#.X0t0fC-B3-Y
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2017sfcc.confE..54S
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