Reaction Network for the article: "Piecing together formic acid isomerism in dark clouds. Detection of cis -formic acid in TMC-1 and astrochemical modeling"

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Main Author: Molpeceres de Diego, German
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contents <p>The reaction network includes all processes supporting the results of the article <em>“Piecing together formic acid isomerism in dark clouds: Detection of cis-formic acid in TMC-1 and astrochemical modeling”</em> (to appear in <em>A&A</em>). </p> <ul> <li> <p><strong>Reordered reaction list</strong> → Contains the complete set of reactions. Some channels are deactivated (notably those involving isomer-free COOH or HCOOH). A few reactions appear duplicated (e.g., JH + JO → JOH), but the redundant channels are deactivated and therefore not double counted in our code of use. For other codes, caution is advised if branching ratios are calculated including all channels, since even reactions with $\alpha = 0$ are listed.</p> </li> <li> <p><strong>itype</strong> → Specifies the reaction type (neutral–neutral, photodissociation, etc.) and provides the corresponding reaction indexes in the reordered list for that type.</p> </li> </ul> <p><strong>EDIT1</strong> - Small update to activate JCH3 + JHCO recombination.</p> <p><strong>NOTES - </strong>c/t FA isomerization rate constants are provided at 10 K, more details in the reference above. Please note that, since gas-phase isomerization rate constants are directly inputed (not interpolated), the current network is tailored to 10 K. Other values for the isomerization rate constants can be retrieved at the original reference</p>
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spellingShingle Reaction Network for the article: "Piecing together formic acid isomerism in dark clouds. Detection of cis -formic acid in TMC-1 and astrochemical modeling"
Molpeceres de Diego, German
<p>The reaction network includes all processes supporting the results of the article <em>“Piecing together formic acid isomerism in dark clouds: Detection of cis-formic acid in TMC-1 and astrochemical modeling”</em> (to appear in <em>A&A</em>). </p> <ul> <li> <p><strong>Reordered reaction list</strong> → Contains the complete set of reactions. Some channels are deactivated (notably those involving isomer-free COOH or HCOOH). A few reactions appear duplicated (e.g., JH + JO → JOH), but the redundant channels are deactivated and therefore not double counted in our code of use. For other codes, caution is advised if branching ratios are calculated including all channels, since even reactions with $\alpha = 0$ are listed.</p> </li> <li> <p><strong>itype</strong> → Specifies the reaction type (neutral–neutral, photodissociation, etc.) and provides the corresponding reaction indexes in the reordered list for that type.</p> </li> </ul> <p><strong>EDIT1</strong> - Small update to activate JCH3 + JHCO recombination.</p> <p><strong>NOTES - </strong>c/t FA isomerization rate constants are provided at 10 K, more details in the reference above. Please note that, since gas-phase isomerization rate constants are directly inputed (not interpolated), the current network is tailored to 10 K. Other values for the isomerization rate constants can be retrieved at the original reference</p>
title Reaction Network for the article: "Piecing together formic acid isomerism in dark clouds. Detection of cis -formic acid in TMC-1 and astrochemical modeling"
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17217908