Nonthermal Desorption Processes
Nonthermal Desorption Processes is a theoretical construct in astrochemistry that explains the mechanisms by which adsorbed molecules are released from dust grain surfaces into the gas phase in interstellar environments without reliance on thermal activation, distinguishing it from thermal desorption by invoking non-thermal energy sources such as photon, cosmic-ray, or chemical desorption.
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