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Table A.1

Line Parameters of transitions detected in IRC +10216.

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)
Species Transitions Rest Freq. EU/k Observing date FWHM Peak intensity vexp LSR velocity Notes
(MHz) (K) beam (′′) (mK) (km s-1) (km s-1) (mK km s-1)

HC3N v = 0,J = 2−1 18196.2260 1.30994 2016Apr.10 53 504.3(6.8) 13.7(1.5) –26.2(1.5) 10337(197) D
H13CCCN v = 0,J = 2−1 17633.7460 1.26928 2016Apr.10 55 27.2(5.4) 13.1(1.6) –27.1(1.6) 306(157) D
HC13CCN v = 0,J = 2−1 18119.0430 1.30437 2016Apr.10 54 24.3(3.3) 711(96) B,S
HCC13CN v = 0,J = 2−1 18120.7670 1.30445 2016Apr.10 54

HC5N v = 0,J = 5−4 13313.3119 1.91685 2016Apr.10 73 128.9(3.5) 15.5(2.1) –27.4(2.1) 3063(102) F
v = 0,J = 6−5 15975.9663 2.68359 2016Mar.25 61 203.7(5.5) 14.5(1.7) –26.2(1.7) 4870(160) F

HC7N v = 0,J = 12−11 13535.9990 4.22252 2016Apr.10 72 52.6(3.9) 15.2(2.0) –26.3(2.0) 1279(113) F
v = 0,J = 13−12 14663.9936 4.92625 2016Mar.25 66 64.7(5.4) 14.0(1.9) –26.4(1.9) 1463(157) F
v = 0,J = 14−13 15791.9870 5.68424 2016Mar.25 61 94.8(5.7) 14.8(1.7) –25.6(1.7) 2163(165) F
v = 0,J = 15−14 16919.9791 6.49617 2016Mar.10 57 74.5(4.4) 13.6(1.6) –26.1(1.6) 1578(128) D
v = 0,J = 16−15 18047.9697 7.36235 2016Apr.10 54 82.6(6.7) 13.6(1.5) –26.0(1.5) 1629(194) D

HC9N v = 0,J = 23−22 13363.8008 7.69636 2016Apr.10 73 20.0(3.9) 13.4(2.1) –26.3(2.1) 357(113) F
v = 0,J = 24−23 13944.8317 8.36550 2016Mar.25 70 22.9(5.4) 14.8(2.0) –26.2(2.0) 314(157) F
v = 0,J = 25−24 14525.8622 9.06270 2016Mar.25 67 23.4(4.9) 14.3(1.9) –26.2(1.9) 496(142) F
v = 0,J = 26−25 15106.8921 9.78767 2016Mar.25 64 23.0(5.7) 13.7(1.8) –26.9(1.8) 468(165) F
v = 0,J = 27−26 15687.9215 10.54055 2016Mar.25 62 28.6(5.1) 13.1(1.8) –27.1(1.8) 451(148) F
v = 0,J = 28−27 16268.9503 11.32135 2016Mar.10 60 23.4(3.9) 12.8(1.7) –28.4(1.7) 498(113) D
v = 0,J = 29−28 16849.9786 12.13005 2016Mar.10 58 24.6(3.8) 13.9(1.6) –26.3(1.6) 453(110) F
v = 0,J = 30−29 17431.0062 12.96652 2016Apr.10 56 33.5(5.8) 13.0(1.6) –27.0(1.6) 447(168) D
v = 0,J = 31−30 18012.0333 13.83105 2016Apr.10 54 24.7(5.5) 14.4(1.5) –27.2(1.5) 483(160) D

c-C3H2 v = 0,J = 1(1,0)−1(0,1) 18343.1430 3.23012 2016Apr.10 53 53.8(6.1) 14.8(1.5) –26.3(1.5) 1161(157) D

l-C5H J = 7/2−5/2,F = 4−3,l = e 16706.6928 1.71872 2016Mar.16 58 13.4(3.1) 314(90) B,S
J = 7/2−5/2,F = 3−2,l = e 16707.5764 1.71876 2016Mar.16 58
J = 7/2−5/2,F = 3−3,l = e 16708.6662 1.71881 2016Mar.16 58
J = 7/2−5/2,F = 4−3,l = f 16710.5921 1.71962 2016Mar.16 58 11.1(3.1) 313(90) B,S
J = 7/2−5/2,F = 3−2,l = f 16711.6058 1.71924 2016Mar.16 58

C6H J = 6−5 16522.3290 2.77528 2016Mar.16 59 14.6(4.0) 15.7(3.3) –28.7(3.3) 345(116) D,S

C6H J = 11/2−9/2,l = f 15343.1726 24.51330 2016Mar.25 63 20.9(5.3) 14.3(1.8) –27.7(1.8) 291(154) F
J = 11/2−9/2,l = e 15371.5462 24.52142 2016Mar.25 63 12.1(3.8) 14.4(3.6) –26.0(3.6) 272(110) F,S
J = 13/2−11/2,l = f 18135.2758 25.38366 2016Apr.10 54 16.1(3.6) 10.6(3.0) –26.4(3.0) 275(104) F,S
J = 13/2−11/2,l = e 18163.8788 25.39309 2016Apr.10 53 25.3(5.4) 13.7(1.5) –26.6(1.5) 264(157) D

C6H J = 11/2−9/2,l = e 15248.2791 2.12884 2016Mar.25 64 33.2(5.3) 704(154) B
J = 11/2−9/2,l = f 15249.1203 2.12903 2016Mar.25 64
J = 13/2−11/2,l = e 18020.6059 2.99379 2016Apr.10 54 24.4(6.7) 576(194) B
J = 13/2−11/2,l = f 18021.7828 2.99385 2016Apr.10 54

C8H J = 27/2−25/2 15840.0020 5.40584 2016Mar.25 61 14.8(3.7) 10.6(3.5) –29.1(3.5) 277(107) F,S
J = 29/2−27/2 17013.3256 6.22239 2016Mar.16 57 17.1(3.6) 15.4(3.2) –25.0(3.2) 276(104) F,S
J = 31/2−29/2 18186.6470 7.09520 2016Mar.16 53 15.8(5.1) 15.0(3.0) –26.4(3.0) 254(148) F,S

SiS v = 0,J = 1−0 18154.8880 0.87129 2016Apr.10 53 480.6(6.4) 14.2(1.5) –26.2(1.5) 6692(186) D
SiC2 v = 0,J = 7(2,5)−7(2,6) 15697.7396 40.16052 2016Mar.25 62 22.3(5.6) 12.2(1.7) –25.6(1.7) 350(162) F
SiC4 J = 5−4 15337.6950 2.20824 2016Mar.25 63 22.3(5.3) 14.3(1.8) –27.4(1.8) 400(154) F

Notes. The numbers in parentheses represent the 1σ errors. The rms noise of peak intensity is estimated from frequency ranges around each particular transition where the spectrum is apparently free of lines. The error for expansion velocity and LSR velocity is the velocity width of a channel. And the error of integrated intensity given here is the product of the rms noise of peak intensity and the width of the line for about 29 km s-1. Each column represents the following information, Col. (1): molecule name; Col. (2): transition; Col. (3): rest frequency; Col. (4): EU/k, the upper level energy in K; Col. (5): observing date; Col. (6): FWHM beam; Col. (7): peak intensity of main beam temperature; Col. (8): expansion velocity; Col. (9): LSR velocity; Col. (10): integrated intensity. (D) The lines fitted with double peaked profiles are marked with “D”. (F) The lines fitted with flat-topped profiles are marked with “F”. (B) The blended transitions are marked with “B”. (S) Transitions that are smoothed to improve signal to noise ratio are marked with “S”.

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