Carbon monoxide emission from planetary nebulae and their possible precursors

A number of planetary and protoplanetary nebulae have been searched for J = 1-0 CO emission. The protoplanetaries generally show very weak (C-13)O emission and the resultant ((C-12)O) /((C-13)O) values are consistent with post-main sequence evolution. No (C-12)O was found in four planetary nebulae,...

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description A number of planetary and protoplanetary nebulae have been searched for J = 1-0 CO emission. The protoplanetaries generally show very weak (C-13)O emission and the resultant ((C-12)O) /((C-13)O) values are consistent with post-main sequence evolution. No (C-12)O was found in four planetary nebulae, and it is argued that the high mass loss rate in NGC 7027 explains its relatively strong millimeter wave emission.
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CARBON MONOXIDE
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