Session 58. Dust (and Ice) Gets in Your Eyes

Poster, Tuesday, January 11, 2005, 9:20am-6:30pm, Exhibit Hall

58.01 Silicon carbide: a case study in the astrophysics of stardust.

A. K. Speck (Unversity of Missouri - Columbia)

58.02 Stardust: observational evidence of mass-loss processes in the history of the Egg Nebula.

J. B. Tartar, A. K. Speck (University of Missouri), M. Elitzur (University of Kentucky), M. Meixner (Space Telescope Science Institute), M. Nenkova (University of Kentucky)

58.03 Astromineralogy of Intermediate Mass Evolved Stars in the Magellanic Clouds

R. B. Reid, A. K. Speck (University of Missouri)

58.04 Galaxy-Wide Census of Luminous Dust-Generating/Embedded Sources from 2MASS

E. S. Wood, S.V. Marchenko (Western Kentucky U.)

58.05 Chemical Kinetics of the Growth and Destruction of PAHs in Circumstellar Environments

M. E. Kress (San Jose State University), A.G.G.M. Tielens (Kapteyn Astronomical Institute), M.E. Frenklach (University of California, Berkeley)

58.06 Water Ice Growth Around Evolved Stars: Infrared Spectra

C. Dijkstra, C. Dominik, A. de Koter (Astronomical Institute, ``Anton Pannekoek'', University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands), J. Bouwman (Max-Planck-Institut für Astronomie, Heidelberg, Germany)