Fig. 3

Distributions of CO gas, N2 gas and N2H+ in the simple chemical model (model CH) with CO and N2 abundances of 3 × 10-6. To focus on the region around the CO snow surface, the vertical scale is limited to a scale height z/r ≤ 0.2. The rightmost panel highlights the region where N2H+ is present near the disk midplane. The dashed and dash-dotted contours represent the CO and N2 snow surfaces, respectively, and the corresponding midplane snowlines are indicated by arrows below the horizontal axis of the rightmost panel. The midplane radius with the highest N2H+ abundance is marked with a red arrow.
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