Browsing by Author "Musrif, P. G."
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Item Anomalous obsorption in H2Co molecule(2005-12-01) Chandra, Suresh; Musrif, P. G.; Shinde, S. V.Item Another suggestion for an interstellar C5H2 search(2005-07-01) Chandra, S.; Shinde, S. V.; Musrif, P. G.Item Search for 1₁₁ - 1₁ₒ and 2₁₁ - 2₁₂ transitions of H₂CCO, H₂CCC, and H₂CCCC, in cosmic objects(2006-01-10) Chandra, S.; Musrif, P. G.; Dharmkare, Ram M.; et al.Item Suggestions for an interstellar C7H2 Search(2011-07-06) Chandra, Suresh; Musrif, P. G.; Dharmkare, Ram M.Laboratory detection of the ring-chain molecule c-C7H2 has been reported by McCarthy et al. [McCarthy, M.C., Travers, M.J., Gottlieb, C.A., Thaddeus, P., 1997. A&A 483, L139]. Two ring-chain molecules c-C3H2 and c-C5H2 of this series have already been detected in the cosmic objects. We suggest that the c-C7H2 may be identified in cool cosmic objects through its transitions 414–505,515–606,616–707 and 717–808 at 23.241, 21.105, 18.953 and 16.787 GHz, respectively, in absorption against the CMB. Since, in absence of the availability of collisional rates, we have used scaled values for them, we have checked the sensitivity of the results on the collisional rates, by enhancing the rates for the transitions with Dka = 0 by a factor of 10. Though the transitions are not found sensitive to the collisional rates, our results still may be treated as qualitative in nature. These absorption lines may play an important role for identification of c-C H in cool cosmic objects.