Title: Tracing Protostellar Evolution by Observations of Ices
1Tracing Protostellar Evolution by Observations of
Ices
Adwin Boogert Geoff Blake Michiel Hogerheijde
Caltech/OVRO Caltech/OVRO Univ. of Arizona
2Topics
- Introduction a grain in space
- The technique ice processing massive protostars
- Ices toward low mass protostars
- Ice location along line of sight
- CO ices in an edge on disk
- Processing of CO ices
- Detection of 13CO isotope in ices
- Conclusions and future work
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4Ice processing massive protostars
Solid 13CO2
- Evidence envelope heating
- CO2 crystallization (Boogert et al. 2000
Gerakines et al. 1999) - H2O crystallization (Smith et al. 1989)
- gas/solid ratio increases (van Dishoeck et al.
1997) - Detailed modelling gas phase mm-wave observations
(van der Tak et al. 2000)
5Ice processing massive protostars
Solid 13CO2
- Evidence envelope heating
- CO2 crystallization (Boogert et al. 2000
Gerakines et al. 1999) - H2O crystallization (Smith et al. 1989)
- gas/solid ratio increases (van Dishoeck et al.
1997) - Detailed modelling gas phase mm-wave observations
(van der Tak et al. 2000)
6Ices in low mass YSOs
- Ices abundant toward Elias 29 most luminous (30
Lsun) low mass (1-2 Msun) protostar in r Oph
cloud - Before drawing conclusions on ice processing, one
needs to locate ices along line of sight - With this goal, Elias 29 was studied in gas phase
emission lines
7Low mass YSOs where are the ices?
(Boogert, Hogerheijde, Ceccarelli, et al., ApJ
570,708, 2002)
- Line of sight Elias 29 is complex!
8Low mass YSOs where are the ices?
(Boogert, Hogerheijde, Ceccarelli, et al., ApJ
570,708, 2002)
- Line of sight Elias 29 is complex!
- Face on disk located behind large column (AV20)
of cool (Tlt 40 K) foreground material which may
well harbor the unprocessed ices.
9Low mass YSOs ices in disks!
HCO 3-2 OVRO
- OVRO spectra low mass protostar L1489 IRS show
large 2000 AU radius close to edge-on disk, in
almost Keplerian rotation with an infall
component (Hogerheijde, ApJ 553, 618, 2001) - 4.7 mm Keck/NIRSPEC CO spectra confirm edge-on
infalling nature of disk and confine temperature
and density structure (Boogert et al., ApJ
568,761, 2002). - How about the ices?
CO Keck/NIRSPEC
10Ices in disk L1489 IRS
- Prominent band of solid CO detected toward L1489,
originating in large, flaring disk. - CO band consists of 3 components, explained by
laboratory simulations as originating from CO in
3 distinct mixtures
(Boogert, Hogerheijde Blake, ApJ 568,761, 2002)
11Ices in disk L1489 IRS
- Prominent band of solid CO detected toward L1489,
originating in large, flaring disk. - CO band consists of 3 components, explained by
laboratory simulations as originating from CO in
3 distinct mixtures - 'polar' H2OCO
(Boogert, Hogerheijde Blake, ApJ 568,761, 2002)
12Ices in disk L1489 IRS
- Prominent band of solid CO detected toward L1489,
originating in large, flaring disk. - CO band consists of 3 components, explained by
laboratory simulations as originating from CO in
3 distinct mixtures - 'polar' H2OCO
- 'apolar' CO2CO NEW!
(Boogert, Hogerheijde Blake, ApJ 568,761, 2002)
13Ices in disk L1489 IRS
- Prominent band of solid CO detected toward L1489,
originating in large, flaring disk. - CO band consists of 3 components, explained by
laboratory simulations as originating from CO in
3 distinct mixtures - 'polar' H2OCO
- 'apolar' CO2CO NEW!
- 'apolar' pure CO
(Boogert, Hogerheijde Blake, ApJ 568,761, 2002)
14Ice processing in disk
- Are ices in L1489 IRS disk processed?
15Ice processing in disk
- Are ices in L1489 IRS disk processed?
- Empirical answer by comparing CO ice band with
established unprocessed line of sight, NGC 7538
IRS9 - apolar CO-rich ices evaporated in L1489 IRS disk
- abundance CO2 and H2O containing CO ices
unchanged - no evidence CO2 formation by energetic processing
- Larger sample needs to be studied!
- See also poster Pontoppidan et al.
(Boogert, Blake Tielens, ApJ 577n1, in press)
16Ice processing in disk
- Are ices in L1489 IRS disk processed?
- Empirical answer by comparing CO ice band with
established unprocessed line of sight, NGC 7538
IRS9 - apolar CO-rich ices evaporated in L1489 IRS disk
- abundance CO2 and H2O containing CO ices
unchanged - no evidence CO2 formation by energetic processing
- Larger sample needs to be studied!
- See also poster Pontoppidan et al.
(Boogert, Blake Tielens, ApJ 577n1, in press)
17Detection of solid 13COnew clues to nature of
apolar ices
- First detection of solid 13CO
- High spectral resolution required!
NGC 7538 IRS9
(Boogert, Blake Tielens, ApJ 577n1, in press)
18Detection of solid 13COnew clues to nature of
apolar ices
- First detection of solid 13CO
- High spectral resolution required!
- New insights into nature apolar ices
- 13CO well fitted with pure CO, but 12CO.....
NGC 7538 IRS9
(Boogert, Blake Tielens, ApJ 577n1, in press)
19Detection of solid 13COnew clues to nature of
apolar ices
- First detection of solid 13CO
- High spectral resolution required!
- New insights into nature apolar ices
- 13CO well fitted with pure CO, but 12CO.....
- ...requires ellipsoidal grains
NGC 7538 IRS9
(Boogert, Blake Tielens, ApJ 577n1, in press)
20Detection of solid 13COnew clues to nature of
apolar ices
- First detection of solid 13CO
- High spectral resolution required!
- New insights into nature apolar ices
- 13CO well fitted with pure CO, but 12CO.....
- ...requires ellipsoidal grains
- CO and CO2 not mixed
- Finally isotope ratios
NGC 7538 IRS9
(Boogert, Blake Tielens, ApJ 577n1, in press)
21Conclusions/Future Work
- Comprehensive picture of ices as tracer of
evolution of massive YSOs - Infrared observations of ices and (sub-)mm
observations of gas need to be combined to
determine physical conditions and location of
ices - Ices detected in disks of low mass YSOs. Warm
upper layers of L1489 disk show evaporation of
apolar ices. No signs energetic processing
found. - 13CO isotope new tracer of ices
- Promising start, but thorough study of large
sample of objects both in gas and solid state
needed to answer questions on origin and
evolution of solar system ices.