Faster formation route found for complex carbon molecules in space
Chemists at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa have identified a quicker pathway for building large aromatic molecules in space. This discovery may explain how complex carbon-based structures form in interstellar environments. The finding addresses a long-standing question about cosmic molecular growth.
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