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Astrochemistry with Alma

Astrochemistry with Alma

This note covers the following topics: Introduction to radioastronomy, interstellar medium and chemistry, molecular astrophysics, star formation, pre-stellar cores, hot cores/corinos, dust in disks, evolved stars, cosmic rays chemistry , gas in disks, cosmic rays ,comets , planet formation.

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