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Table 8

Properties of molecular outflows toward Sgr B2(N3) and Sgr B2(N5).

Source Transition VLSR a rblue b rred b ΔVblue c ΔVred c d d tdyn e
(km s-1) () () (km s-1) (km s-1) (km s-1) (km s-1) (103yr)

N3 SO(22–11) 74.0 1.07 (NE) 0.64 (SW) [61.1; 67.9] [79.8; 83.2] 12.9 9.2 3.0
SO(32–21) 74.0 1.04 (NE) 0.53 (SW) [63.2; 68.5] [80.7; 86.1] 10.8 12.1 2.8
OCS(7–8) 74.0 0.48 (NE) 0.21 (SE) [66.4; 68.0] [79.8; 85.8] 7.6 11.8 1.6

N5 SO(22–11) 60.0 0.87 (NE) 0.35 (E) [44.0; 54.3] [66.1; 76.4] 16.0 16.4 1.5
SO(32–21) 60.0 1.37 (E) 0.83 (E) [40.4; 53.9] [65.9; 78.0] 19.6 18.0 2.3
SO(23–12) 60.0 1.86 (E) 3.17 (SW) [40.6; 58.4] [81.9; 96.7] 19.4 36.7 3.6
CS(2–1) 60.0 1.86 (E) 3.00 (SW) [34.6; 53.9] [82.4; 98.8] 25.4 38.8 3.0

Notes.

(a)

Systemic velocity of the source.

(b)

Distance of the emission peak of the blue/red-shifted lobe compared to the reference position of the hot core. The direction is indicated in parentheses.

(c)

Velocity range adopted to integrate the emission from the blue/red-shifted wing.

(d)

Maximum outflow velocity of the blue/red-shifted wing calculated as the difference between the high end of the velocity range and VLSR.

(e)

Average dynamical time of the outflow, assuming an inclination of 45° (r/Vmax).

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