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Sulphur within the extreme environment of the central molecular zone of NGC 253: a chemical modelling approach
Sulphur(S)-bearing species are ubiquitous in Galactic star-forming regions, from dense cold cores to outflows and shocks linked to protostellar activity. A recent observational study investigated the origin of S-bearing species towards the central molecular zone (CMZ) of NGC 253 and showed that Sulp
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