COMETARY CHEMISTRY

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AHEARN, MF
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IAU SYMPOSIA | 1992年 / 150期
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COMETS SULFUR AMMONIA WATER GRAINS;
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P1 [天文学];
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0704 ;
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The key problem in cometary chemistry is to observe abundances of species in the coma and to reassemble those species into the species that are present in the nucleus. The limitations are primarily due to poorly constrained models and the lack of uniqueness in reassembling parent species from the fragments when not all of the fragments are observable. These problems will be illustrated with several examples.
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页码:415 / 420
页数:6
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