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Survival of dipeptides under ionizing radiation in astrophysical environments
Films of linear and cyclic dipeptides as well as alanine amino acid, deposited on ZnSe windows, have been irradiated with a 12C4+ beam of 0.98 MeV u−1 at 10, 80 and 300 K. The effects of irradiation have been studied by measuring in situ the IR absorption spectrum before, during and after the irradi
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