NASA NTRS · 19720057605
Interstellar hydrogen sulfide.
Abstract
Hydrogen sulfide has been detected in seven Galactic sources by observation of a single line corresponding to the rotational transition from the 1(sub 10) to the 1(sub 01) levels at 168.7 GHz. The observations show that hydrogen sulfide is only a moderately common interstellar molecule comparable in abundance to H2CO and CS, but somewhat less abundant than HCN and much less abundant than CO.
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Thaddeus, P., Kutner, M. L., Penzias, A. A., Wilson, R. W., Jefferts, K. B.. 1972-09-01. Interstellar hydrogen sulfide.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720057605
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