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Thermally irreversible sulfur chemisorption on silicate grains as a major sulfur reservoir in molecular clouds
Sulfur (S) chemistry in the interstellar medium remains poorly constrained due to the longstanding "missing sulfur" problem, where a significant fraction of cosmic sulfur in molecular clouds remains unidentified. To gain a comprehensive understanding of S chemistry in the interstellar medium, its be
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