Modelling deuterium fractionation in interstellar clouds

Over 20 molecules containing deuterium have been detected in interstellar clouds. Two molecules, D 2CO and NHD 2, contain two deuterium atoms. The abundances of these deuterated molecules, relative to their hydrogenated analogues, have values which can be up to 10,000 times greater than the cosmic D...

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