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Chemical evolution of free-fall collapsing interstellar clouds: pseudo and real time dependent models.

Shalabiea et al., 1995

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6269509967187183937
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Shalabiea O
Greenberg J
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Astronomy and Astrophysics, v. 303, p. 233

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We have investigated the effect of using real and pseudo time dependent models on the chemical evolution of collapsing interstellar clouds considering, as a first step, the early free- fall collapse phase. Two chemical models have been presented in all cases: 1) pure gas …
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