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Table 1

List of emission lines detected at the peak of the dust continuum emission at 219 GHz towards IRAS2A.

Frequencya S/N b Identificationc Quantum numbers
(MHz)

216 879 low ?
216 947 high CH3OH 5 1 4 0–4 2 2 0
+ ?
216 966 high CH3OCHO 20 0 20 2–19 1 19 1
20 0 20 0–19 1 19 0
20 1 20 1–19 1 19 1
20 1 20 0–19 1 19 0
20 0 20 2–19 0 19 2
20 0 20 0–19 0 19 0
20 1 20 1–19 0 19 2
20 1 20 0–19 0 19 0
217 045 high ?
217 108 high SiO 5 0–4 0
217 118 high SiO 5 0–4 0
217 123 high SiO 5 0–4 0
217 133 high SiO 5 0–4 0
+ aGg-(CH2OH)2 21 4 17 0–20 4 16 1
217 192 high CH3OCH3 22 4 19 3–22 3 20 3
22 4 19 5–22 3 20 5
22 4 19 1–22 3 20 1
22 4 19 0–22 3 20 0
217 238 high DCN 3–2
217 263 low ?
217 300 high CH3OH, νt = 1 6 1 5 − 1–7 2 6 − 1
217 359 medium CH2DOH 17 4 14 2–16 5 12 1
217 400 high ?
217 450 high CH2DOH 18 1 17 2–18 2 17 0
+ aGg-(CH2OH)2 24 1 24 0–23 1 23 1
24 0 24 0–23 0 23 1
217 492 high ?
217 588 low aGg-(CH2OH)2 21 2 19 1–20 2 18 0
217 643 high CH3OH, νt = 1 15 6 10 − 1–16 5 11 − 1
15 6 9 1–16 5 12 1
217 804 low ?
217 887 high CH3OH 20 1 19 0–20 0 20 0
218 022 low ?
218 067 high ?
218 127 high ?
218 156 high ?
218 181 high ?
218 199 medium ?
218 222 high H2CO 3 0 3–2 0 2
218 281 high CH3OCHO 17 3 14 2–16 3 13 2
218 298 high CH3OCHO 17 3 14 0–16 3 13 0
218 317 high CH2DOH 5 2 4 1–5 1 5 1
218 325 high HC3N 24–23
218 389 high ?
218 441 high CH3OH 4 2 2 0–3 1 2 0
218 459 high NH2CHO 10 1 9–9 1 8
218 469 low ?
+ aGg-(CH2OH)2 22 14 8 0–21 14 7 1
22 14 9 0–21 14 8 1
218 476 high H2CO 3 2 2–2 2 1
218 482 high ?
218 498 low ?
218 554 low ?
218 575 high aGg-(CH2OH)2 22 13 9 0–21 13 8 1
22 13 10 0–21 13 9 1
218 708 high ?
+ aGg-(CH2OH)2 22 12 10 0–21 12 9 1
22 12 11 0–21 12 10 1
218 760 high H2CO 3 2 1–2 2 0
218 861 low HC3N, ν7 = 1 24 − 1–23 1
218 903 high OCS 18–17
218 981 high HNCO 10 1 10–9 1 9
219 089 medium aGg-(CH2OH)2 22 10 13 0–21 10 12 1
22 10 12 0–21 10 11 1
219 174 medium HC3N, ν7 = 1 24 1–23 − 1
219 242 medium ?
219 263 low ?
219 276 low SO2 22 7 15–23 6 18
219 385 medium aGg-(CH2OH)2 22 9 14 0–21 9 13 1
22 9 13 0–21 9 12 1
219 398 low ?
219 410 low ?
219 441 low ?
219 474 low ?
219 540 medium HNCO, ν5 = 1 10 1 10 2 10–9 1 9 2 9
+ aGg-(CH2OH)2 22 2 21 1–21 2 20 0
219 551 high HNCO 10 4 7–9 4 6
10 4 6–9 4 5
+ CH2DOH 5 1 5 1–4 1 4 1
219 560 high C18O 2–1
219 580 low aGg-(CH2OH)2 22 1 21 1–21 1 20 0
219 656 high HNCO 10 3 8–9 3 7
10 3 7–9 3 6
219 719 low ?
219 735 high HNCO 10 2 9–9 2 8
10 2 8–9 2 7
219 765 medium aGg-(CH2OH)2 20 4 16 1–19 4 15 0
219 798 high HNCO 10 0 10–9 0 9
219 803 high ?
+ aGg-(CH2OH)2 22 8 15 0–21 8 14 1
219 825 low ?
+ CH3OCHO, νt = 1 18 10 8 3–17 10 7 3
18 10 9 3–17 10 8 3
219 892 low ?
219 908 high H213CO 3 1 2–2 1 1
219 950 high SO 5 6–4 5
219 965 medium SO 5 6–4 5
219 984 high CH3OH 25 3 22 0–24 4 20 0
219 994 high CH3OH 23 5 19 0–22 6 17 0
220 030 low ?
+ CH3OCHO, νt = 1 18 9 9 3–17 9 8 3
18 9 10 3–17 9 9 3
220 038 high t-HCOOH 10 0 10–9 0 9
220 072 high CH2DOH 5 1 5 0–4 1 4 0
220 079 high CH3OH 8 0 8 0–7 1 6 0
220 126 medium ?
220 153 low HNCO,ν5 = 1 10 0 10 2 10–9 0 9 2 9
220 167 high CH3OCHO 17 4 13 2–16 4 12 2
+ HNCO, ν5 = 1 10 3 7 2 10–9 3 6 2 9
10 3 8 2 10–9 3 7 2 9
220 178 high CH2CO 11 1 11–10 1 10
220 191 high CH3OCHO 17 4 13 0–16 4 12 0
220 195 medium ?
+ HNCO, ν5 = 1 10 2 9 2 10–9 2 8 2 9
220 296 low ?
220 332 high ?
220 343 low ?
220 363 medium ?
220 369 low ?
220 402 high 13CO 2–1
+ CH3OH 10 − 5 5 0–11 − 4 8 0
+ aGg-(CH2OH)2 22 7 16 0–21 7 15 1

Notes.

(a)

Observed frequency of the emission line.

(b)

Peak signal-to-noise ratio of the (tentatively) detected line. High means >9, medium between 9 and 6, and low between 6 and 3.

(c)

A question mark means an unidentified line. A molecule name accompanied by a question mark refers to a partially unidentified line: an identified molecule emits at the frequency of the detected line; however its predicted line intensity is weaker than the observed one and thus there must be contribution from another (unidentified) species. All lines separated by 4 MHz are blended in our WideX data.

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