Over the possible role of metal atom clusters in cosmochemistry and in the origin of life

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  • Silvio Dioses Castro Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
  • Richard Korswagen Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú

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Atom Clusters, Catalytic Syntheses, Cosmochemistry, Cosmic Organic Molecules, Prebiotic Chemistry

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We present here the hypothesis of a possible relationship between metal atom clusters and the formation of organic molecules in the interstellar medium and on small bodies as a possible pathway to the origin of such molecules. Two distinct stages are díscussed: a) the possible formation and presence of atom clusters in space and on the primitive Earth, and b) the synthesis of interstellar and terrestrial prebiotic organic molecules, a process in which metal clusters could be the active catalysts. The confirmatíon of these suggestions might be very important in arder to explain the presence of extra-terrestrial organic molecules in the interstellar medium, small bodies and planetary systems, and therefore would have great relevance in cosmochemistry and in the current theories about the origins of life.

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1992-02-20

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Dioses Castro, S., & Korswagen, R. (1992). Over the possible role of metal atom clusters in cosmochemistry and in the origin of life. Revista De Química, 6(2), 231–244. Recuperado a partir de https://revistas.pucp.edu.pe/index.php/quimica/article/view/4596

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