NDLI: Lectures 1‐3: an Introduction to Astrochemistry

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Lectures 1‐3: an Introduction to Astrochemistry

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Lectures 1‐3: an Introduction to Astrochemistry

Content Provider	Vallance Group (Dept. of Chemistry, University of Oxford)
Author	Vallance, Claire
Description	This chapter of the unit 'Introduction to Astrochemistry' under Inorganic chemistry covers the following topics- Studying the universe via spectroscopy, Doppler shift, Doppler lineshape, The Hubble constant and the age of the universe, The very early universe: the building blocks of matter, Hydrogen and helium nuclei, The first atoms, Star formation and nucleosynthesis of heavier elements, Dispersion of chemical elements, Cosmic abundance of the elements, The interstellar medium, Chemistry in interstellar space, Molecular synthesis in interstellar gas clouds, Ionization processes in the interstellar medium, Gas‐phase chemical reactions in the interstellar medium, Bond formation reactions, Radiative association, Associative detachment, Bond breaking reactions, Rearrangement reactions, Neutralisation processes in the interstellar medium, Laboratory‐based astrochemistry, The grand challenge: chemical modelling of giant molecular clouds, The search for biological molecules, The diffuse interstellar bands (DIBs), Overview of astrochemistry.
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Subject Keyword	Doppler Shift Spectroscopy Doppler Lineshape Hubble Constant Hydrogen Helium Nucle Atoms Star Formation Nucleosynthesis Heavier Elements Chemical Elements Cosmic Abundance Atmospheric Chemistry Fundamentals of Atmospheric Chemistry and Astrochemistry
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Resource Type	Lecture Notes
Education Level	Under Graduate
Subject	Inorganic chemistry

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