Quenched Nitrogen-included Carbonacrous Composite (QNCC): A powerful candidate for the carriers of the UIR bands in classical novae
Quenched Nitrogen-included Carbonacrous Composite (QNCC): A powerful candidate for the carriers of the UIR bands in classical novae
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淬火含氮碳质复合材料(QNCC):经典新星中 UIR 波段载体的有力候选者
DOI:
10.1017/s1743921319006409
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2020
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and Y. Kebukawa
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I. Endo;I. Sakon;T. Onaka;A. L. Helton;R. M. Lau;S. Kimura;S. Wada;N. Ogawa;N. Ohkouchi;and Y. Kebukawa
We have succeeded in synthesizing organics, ‘Quenched Nitrogen-included Carbonaceous Composite (QNCC)’, via plasma chemical vapor deposition (CVD) method, whose infrared spectral properties reproduce the characteristics of the unidentified infrared (UIR) bands observed around classical novae. Past studies have shown that the UIR bands observed around novae appear somewhat differently from those observed in other astrophysical environment and are predominantly characterized by the presence of a broad 8μm feature. The remarkable similarity between the infrared properties of QNCC and the UIR bands in novae indicates that QNCC should be considered as a strong candidate of the carriers of the UIR bands in novae. Finally, we have started a space exposure experiment of QNCC aiming to explore the evolutional link between the QNCC and the insoluble organic molecule (IOM) in carbonaceous condrite and, thus, to infer the origins of organics in our solar system.