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Laboratory Evidence that Methanol-Rich Ice Mantles Lower Methyl Formate Binding Energies
Complex organic molecules are widely detected in star-forming regions and are important precursors to prebiotic species. Because these molecules are thought to form primarily within icy grain mantles, their desorption is assumed to be regulated by the sublimation of the surrounding H$_2$O ice matrix
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