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Table 2

Properties of the two observed bands.

Line HPBW η mb ν 0 E up nc (20 K)
[′′] [GHz] [K] [cm-3]

88 GHz Band 29 0.81
SiO (2–1) ′′ ′′ 86.847 6.25 1  ×  105
C2H (1–0) ′′ ′′ 87.316 4.19 1  ×  105
HCN (1–0) ′′ ′′ 88.633 4.25 2  ×  105
HCO+ (1–0) ′′ ′′ 89.188 4.28 3  ×  104
HNC (1–0) ′′ ′′ 90.663 4.35 1  ×  105
HC3N (10–9) ′′ ′′ 90.978 24.0 9  ×  104
112 GHz Band 22 0.78
HC3N (12–11) ′′ ′′ 109.173 34.0 2  ×  105
C18O (1–0) ′′ ′′ 109.757 5.27 4  ×  102
13CO (1–0) ′′ ′′ 110.201 5.29 4  ×  102
CN (1–0)J = 1 / 2–1/2 ′′ ′′ 113.191 5.43 2  ×  106
CO (1–0) ′′ ′′ 115.271 5.53 4  ×  102

Notes. Rest frequencies of the brightest lines in each band are shown with the beam sizes (HPBW) and main beam efficiencies (ηmb). Energies of upper level (Eup) and critical densities at 20 K (nc) were taken from the Leiden atomic and molecular database.

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