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Eric Herbst

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The Journal of Physical Chemistry. A|July 13, 2006
Chemistry of star-forming regionsEric Herbst
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics : PCCP|November 14, 2013
Three milieux for interstellar chemistry: gas, dust, and iceEric Herbst
Faraday Discussions|October 11, 2014
Concluding remarks: astrochemistry of dust, ice and gasEric Herbst
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|August 9, 2006
Monte Carlo studies of surface chemistry and nonthermal desorption involving interstellar grainsEric Herbst, Herma M Cuppen
Chemical Reviews|December 12, 2013
Introduction: AstrochemistryEric Herbst, John T Yates
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics : PCCP|October 26, 2017
A general method for the inclusion of radiation chemistry in astrochemical modelsChristopher N Shingledecker, Eric Herbst
Faraday Discussions|June 12, 2023
Preferential destruction of NH<sub>2</sub>-bearing complex interstellar molecules <i>via</i> gas-phase proton-transfer reactionsRobin T Garrod, Eric Herbst
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics : PCCP|April 14, 2017
A new model of the chemistry of ionizing radiation in solids: CIRISChristopher N Shingledecker, Romane Le Gal, Eric Herbst
Faraday Discussions|December 29, 2006
Are gas-phase models of interstellar chemistry tenable? The case of methanolRobin Garrod, In Hee Park, Paola Caselli, et al.
Chemical Reviews|November 23, 2013
Interstellar water chemistry: from laboratory to observationsEwine F van Dishoeck, Eric Herbst, David A Neufeld
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry. A|July 13, 2006
Chemistry of star-forming regionsEric Herbst
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics : PCCP|November 14, 2013
Three milieux for interstellar chemistry: gas, dust, and iceEric Herbst
Faraday Discussions|October 11, 2014
Concluding remarks: astrochemistry of dust, ice and gasEric Herbst
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|August 9, 2006
Monte Carlo studies of surface chemistry and nonthermal desorption involving interstellar grainsEric Herbst, Herma M Cuppen
Chemical Reviews|December 12, 2013
Introduction: AstrochemistryEric Herbst, John T Yates
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics : PCCP|October 26, 2017
A general method for the inclusion of radiation chemistry in astrochemical modelsChristopher N Shingledecker, Eric Herbst
Faraday Discussions|June 12, 2023
Preferential destruction of NH<sub>2</sub>-bearing complex interstellar molecules <i>via</i> gas-phase proton-transfer reactionsRobin T Garrod, Eric Herbst
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics : PCCP|April 14, 2017
A new model of the chemistry of ionizing radiation in solids: CIRISChristopher N Shingledecker, Romane Le Gal, Eric Herbst
Faraday Discussions|December 29, 2006
Are gas-phase models of interstellar chemistry tenable? The case of methanolRobin Garrod, In Hee Park, Paola Caselli, et al.
Chemical Reviews|November 23, 2013
Interstellar water chemistry: from laboratory to observationsEwine F van Dishoeck, Eric Herbst, David A Neufeld
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