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      "title": "Quantum Spin Flips in Space Chemistry: Does HCO⁺ Defy the Rules of Chemistry?",
      "funding_scheme_id": 5489,
      "funding_scheme": "Open Competitie ENW XS pakket 25-3",
      "department": "Exacte en Natuurwetenschappen",
      "sub_department": "Exacte en Natuurwetenschappen",
      "start_date": "2026-06-01T00:00:00",
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      "summary_nl": "HCO⁺ is een kation dat centraal staat in de chemie van ster- en planeetvormende gebieden. Eén van de belangrijkste destructieroutes, HCO⁺ + C → CH⁺ + CO, lijkt onder interstellaire omstandigheden niet plaats te vinden, tenzij kwantummechanische spineffecten meespelen. Dit voorstel onderzoekt of deze “verboden” reactie toch kan verlopen via een elektron-spin-flip die reactiviteit mogelijk maakt. Met behulp van geavanceerde kwantumsimulaties beoordeel ik de haalbaarheid van dit mechanisme, om zo meer inzicht te krijgen in de rol van kwantumverschijnselen in de astrochemie en mogelijk onze kijk op moleculaire evolutie in de koudste gebieden van het heelal te herzien.",
      "summary_en": "HCO⁺ is a central cation in the chemistry of star- and planet-forming regions, yet one of its key destruction pathways, HCO⁺ + C → CH⁺ + CO, appears inactive under interstellar conditions unless quantum spin effects intervene. This proposal explores whether this “forbidden” reaction can proceed via intersystem crossing, where electron spin-flip enables reactivity. Using advanced quantum simulations, I aim to assess this mechanism’s viability, shedding light on the role of quantum phenomena in space chemistry and potentially redefining our understanding of molecular evolution in the coldest regions of the universe.",
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