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Table 2

Comparison peak desorption temperatures.

Molecule Tp PW (K) Tp ATD nH,7 (K) Diff. (%) Tp ATD nH,12 (K) Diff. (%)
C2H4 45 43 96 54 119
CH3CHO 77 75 98 92 119
H2CCO 79 78 98 95 120
CH2NH 84 83 99 102 121
CH3SH 101 100 99 121 120
CH3OCH3 101 99 98 121 120
CH3NCO 104 102 98 124 119
HC2CHO 107 105 98 127 119
CH2CHOH 108 106 98 129 120
(CHO)2 109 107 99 130 119
HCOOH 111 109 98 133 119
CH3CH2OH 113 111 99 135 120
CH3COOH 116 114 98 138 119
NH2OH 140 139 99 169 121
H2PCOOH 144 143 99 172 119
HOCH2CN 154 152 99 184 119
HCOCOOH 158 157 99 188 119
NH2CONH2 196 195 99 235 120
S4 218 216 99 258 118
C60 399 417 104 487 122

Notes. Peak desorption temperatures for various molecules, using the Polanyi-Wigner equation (Tp,PW, with β = 1 K century−1), and the adsorption-thermal-desorption equation (Tp,ATD), for nH = 1 × 107 cm−3 (nH,7) and nH = 1 × 1012 cm−3 (nH,12). The differences between the adsorption-thermal-desorption and Polanyi-Wigner peak desorp-tion temperatures are indicated in percent of (Tp,ATD/Tp,PW). Desorption parameters from Table 1 are used.

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