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Evolution of the rate at which the vapour masses of H2O (left) and CO2 (right) are changing in a smooth disc model in Scenarios 1 (purple), 2 (gold), and 3 (red) as a result of delivery by drifting dust and viscous advection onto the star. A typical rate for cosmic ray (CR) photodissociation of CO2, 10−14 s−1, is shown as the dashed lines as a reference for the rates at which chemical reactions occur.

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