2013ApJ...775L..18K


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2013ApJ...775L..18K - Astrophys. J., 775, L18 (2013/September-3)

The reincarnation of interstellar dust: the importance of organic refractory material in infrared spectra of cometary Comae and circumstellar disks.

KIMURA H.

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We consider the reincarnation of interstellar dust to be reborn in protoplanetary disks as aggregates consisting of submicron-sized grains with a crystalline or amorphous silicate core and an organic-rich carbonaceous mantle. We find that infrared spectra of reincarnated interstellar dust reproduce emission peaks at correct wavelengths where the peaks were observed in cometary comae, debris disks, and protoplanetary disks if the volume fraction of organic refractory meets the constraints on elemental abundances. We discuss what we can learn from the infrared spectra of reincarnated interstellar dust in cometary comae and circumstellar disks.

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Journal keyword(s): comets: general - dust, extinction - interplanetary medium - meteorites, meteors, meteoroids - protoplanetary disks - zodiacal dust

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N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
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1 NAME LIC Cld 04 41 +31.           ~ 317 0

Query : 2013ApJ...775L..18K

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NAME LIC -- Cloud
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Cld ([GLV95])
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04 41 12.0 +31 11 07 [ ] E 2008ApJ...673..283R
FK4 coord. (ep=B1950 eq=1950) :
04 38 00.3 +31 05 22 [ ]
Gal coord. (ep=J2000) :
170.0000 -10.0000 [ ]
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NAME LIC NAME Local Cloud NAME Local Interstellar Cloud [GLV95] 1

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