2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.asr.2023.02.002
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Mapping the evolution of pure CO2 ices irradiated by ions, UV, and electrons using the upgraded PROCODA code (employing an effective rate constant ordering by thermochemistry data)

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“…In this study, we utilize the updated PROCODA code (described in detail by Pilling et al 2022Pilling et al , 2023 to investigate the chemical evolution of pure CO ice under irradiation by cosmic-ray analogs, to calculate the ERCs, and to characterize the CE phase that occurs at larger radiation fluences. The term ERC is employed once again to account for the various chemical environments in which a given reaction can take place within the ice.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In this study, we utilize the updated PROCODA code (described in detail by Pilling et al 2022Pilling et al , 2023 to investigate the chemical evolution of pure CO ice under irradiation by cosmic-ray analogs, to calculate the ERCs, and to characterize the CE phase that occurs at larger radiation fluences. The term ERC is employed once again to account for the various chemical environments in which a given reaction can take place within the ice.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To solve the coupled chemical equations set, comparing modeled species with experimental data, the code employs a minimization process of a function referred to as the score function (SF) that evaluates how close the system is to its minimum global solution (see the full discussion in Pilling et al 2022Pilling et al , 2023. This function includes several terms and constraints such as the term for the χ 2 function for a direct comparison with experimental data, the term for mass similarity criterion (MSC) between model and experiments, the term for the similarity between experimental desorption and modeled desorption yield (Y), and the condition for the achievement of the CE phase in the ice at larger fluences (by employing the slope similarity criterion (SSC)).…”
Section: Brief Description Of Procodamentioning
confidence: 99%
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