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Table 1

Inelastic collision data used for the RADEX modelling.

Molecule Emax T (K) Collision Reference
(cm-1) partner

CF+ 188 10–300 H2a Ajili & Hammami (2013)
CH 1001 10–300 H2a Marinakis et al. (2015)
o–H2CO 207 10–300 H2 Wiesenfeld & Faure (2013)
o–NH3 420 15–300 p–H2 Danby et al. (1988)
NO 375 5–300 H2a Lique et al. (2009)
SO 676 60–300 H2 Lique et al. (2006a)
HCO+ 1381 10–400 H2 Flower (1999)
CS 759 10–300 H2a Lique et al. (2006b)
[Ci] 44 10–1200 p–H2 Schröder et al. (1991)
o–H2S 1400 5-1500 p–H2b Dubernet et al. (2009)
CN 793 5–300 H2a Lique et al. (2010)
HCN 960 5–500 H2a Dumouchel et al. (2010)
C17O 3058 2–3000 p–H2 Yang et al. (2010)
C18O 2988 2–3000 p–H2 Yang et al. (2010)
13CO 2999 2–3000 p–H2 Yang et al. (2010)
CO 3137 2–3000 p–H2 Yang et al. (2010)

Notes.

(a)

Scaled using rates with He.

(b)

Scaled from o–H2O–p–H2, assuming thermal o/p for H2.

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