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Comparison between the 15 Κ and 25 Κ models. In the panels, we show the initial ice and gas-phase components of the H2S, OCS, SO, SO2, and H2S3 species in the inner core before the collapse, and we compare them with the final abundance of these species in the gas-phase after the collapse. There is a significant fall of H2S, OCS, SO and SO2 in the ices after the 25 Κ pre-phase, compared with the 15 Κ pre-stellar phase. On the contrary, H2S3 is formed in the ices during the warmer pre-phase, something that did not happen in the cooler one. After the collapse of the 25 Κ model, the final H2S, SO and SO2 drops in ~1 order of magnitude with respect to the 15 Κ simulation. This is not true for OCS, whose abundance falls more than 2 orders of magnitude. H2S3 final gas-phase abundance is greater in the warmer model, reaching an abundance of ~5×l0–6.

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