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Isotopic ratios as probes of star formation and the origin of molecular gas in the Central Molecular Zone
The Central Molecular Zone (CMZ) contains most of the dense molecular gas in the Milky Way but forms stars at a surprisingly low rate. Isotopic ratios provide a unique tool to investigate both the local physical conditions and the nucleosynthetic history of this gas. I summarize recent isotopic stud
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