Titlebook: Galactic and Extragalactic Infrared Spectroscopy; Proceedings of the X M. F. Kessler,J. P. Phillips Conference proceedings 1984 D. Reidel P

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-8276-2ill not be discussed here, but identifications, which are based on laboratory data, will be given whenever plausible ones exist. There are a very large number of papers in the literature of even such a young field as infrared spectroscopy, and it is impossible to refer to all of the original sources

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Multisonar-Based Autonomous Indoor Mobility,lity and surface mobility are presented, and the implications for interstellar chemistry are briefly explored. Reactions at the surfaces of oxide grains are reviewed, and their contributions to sulphur-bearing molecules, and hydroxides are described. The disintegration of carbon grains in interstell

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Advances in Identity Theory and Researcht studies of H II regions (see, for example, review by Wynn-Williams and Becklin 1974) and of the Becklin-Neugebauer source in Orion (Penston, Allen and Hyland 1971) over the next few years generally confirmed the expectation that hydrogen recombination lines were to be found in H II regions but not

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Multiphoton Microscopy in Urologic Surgerystate of ionization and abundance of different chemical constituents is discussed for clouds exhibiting a range of optical depths. There is a preferred choice of spectral features useful for examining different types of gaseous complexes. The prospects for improving our understanding of chemical rea

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Molecular Imaging Biomarkers and Agents,sumed to condense, there remains no single source one may point to and confidently say “Indeed, that is a protostar, no need to search further” (cf. Wynn-Williams 1982). The problem is that despite the fact that the photometry gives an excellent assessment of the energy generated within, it tells pa

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Pradipta Banerji,Sanjay Chikermanee far-infrared rotational lines of CO, OH, NH. and HD, together with a brief description of the analysis and interpretation of the spectra, The “state of the art” in instrument performance and the prospects for improved sensitivity and resolution are also surveyed.