Fig. 1

Left: channel maps of the (CH3)2CO emission at 101.43 GHz for a synthesized beam of , where four (CH3)2CO lines, 91,8 − 82,7 AE/EA and 92,8 − 81,7 AE/EA (Eup/k = 26.9 K), are blended together. Contours run from 9 mJy beam-1 (3σ) to 114 mJy beam-1 in steps of 15 mJy beam-1, and the dashed contours represent –3 mJy beam-1. The bottom-right panel shows the integrated intensity (from 5 to 11 km s-1) in contours running from 10% to 90% in steps of 10% of the peak intensity (623.1 mJy beam-1 km s-1), and the dashed contours represent –5 mJy beam-1 km s-1 (1σ). Right: channel maps of the (CH3)2CO emission at 101.45 GHz in a synthesized beam of
, where two (CH3)2CO lines, 91,8 − 82,7 EE and 92,8 − 81,7 EE (Eup/k = 26.8 K), are blended together. Contours run from 24 mJy beam-1 (8σ) to 216 mJy beam-1 in steps of 24 mJy beam-1, and the dashed contours represent –3 mJy beam-1. The bottom-right panel shows the integrated intensity (from 5 to 11 km s-1) in contours running from 10% to 90% in steps of 10% of the peak intensity (1.1 Jy beam-1 km s-1), and the dashed contours represent –0.005 mJy beam-1 km s-1 (1σ). The black square marks the center of explosion according to Zapata et al. (2009). The positions of source BN, HC, infrared sources IRc6/7, source I, methyl formate peaks (MF-1 and MF-3) are marked as triangles. The positions of acetone emission peaks (Ace-1 to Ace-3) are marked as stars.
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