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Water enhances the formation of refractory sulfur in interstellar ices
Sulfur is the tenth most abundant element in space, yet it is strongly depleted in the gas phase of dense interstellar regions, suggesting sequestration in dust grain components that are difficult to detect. We study whether UV irradiation and thermal processing of H2S-containing interstellar-ice an
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