Table 1
Summary of line observations.
IRAS 16293−2422 | VLA 1623−2417 | |||||||||
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Line | Transition | ν | log10 Aij | Eup | Peak intensity | Line width | Peak intensity | Line width | ||
(GHz) | (K) | (mJy beam−1) | (km s−1) | (mJy beam−1) | (km s−1) | |||||
ALMA | ||||||||||
c-C3H2 | 60,6–51,5 | 217.822148 | –3.23 | 38.61 | ... | ... | 194 | 0.5 | ||
c-C3H2 | 55,0–44,1 | 349.26400 | –2.78 | 48.98 | 240a | 0.5 | ... | ... | ||
c-C3H2 | 10–9b | 351.78158 | –2.61 | 96.49 | 410a | 0.6 | ... | ... | ||
c-C3H2 | 9–8c | 351.96597 | –2.67 | 93.34 | 350a | 0.6 | ... | ... | ||
c-C3H2 | 82,6–73,5 | 352.18554 | –2.76 | 86.93 | 90a | 0.6 | ... | ... | ||
c-C3H2 | 83,6–72,5 | 352.19364 | –2.76 | 86.93 | 200a | 0.6 | ... | ... | ||
C2H | 4–3 J = 9/2–7/2 F = 5–4 | 349.33771 | –3.88 | 41.91 | 170 | 0.6 | ... | ... | ||
C2H | 4–3 J = 9/2–7/2 F = 4–3 | 349.33899 | –3.89 | 41.91 | 140 | 0.6 | ... | ... | ||
C2H | 4–3 J = 7/2–5/2 F = 4–3 | 349.39927 | –3.90 | 41.93 | 140 | 0.6 | ... | ... | ||
C2H | 4–3 J = 7/2–5/2 F = 3–2 | 349.40067 | –3.92 | 41.93 | 110 | 0.6 | ... | ... | ||
DCO+ | 3–2 | 216.11258 | –2.62 | 20.74 | ... | ... | 90 | 0.7 | ||
DCO+ | 5–4 | 360.16978 | –2.42 | 51.86 | 10 | 1.0 | 290 | 0.7 | ||
N2D+ | 3–2 | 231.32166 | –2.66 | 22.20 | ... | ... | <8.58d | ... | ||
N2H+ | 4–3 | 372.67251 | –2.51 | 44.71 | ... | ... | <94.9d | ... | ||
SMA | ||||||||||
DCO+ | 3–2 | 216.11258 | –2.62 | 20.74 | 1800 | 1.0 | ... | ... | ||
N2D+ | 3–2 | 231.32166 | –2.66 | 22.20 | 1700 | 2.0 | ... | ... | ||
APEX (Tmb) | ||||||||||
C2H | 4–3 J = 9/2–7/2 F = 5–4 | 349.33771 | –3.88 | 41.91 | ... | ... | 0.96 K | 0.7 | ||
C2H | 4–3 J = 9/2–7/2 F = 4–3 | 349.33899 | –3.89 | 41.91 | ... | ... | 0.62 K | 0.7 | ||
C2H | 4–3 J = 7/2–5/2 F = 4–3 | 349.39927 | –3.90 | 41.93 | ... | ... | 0.68 K | 0.7 | ||
C2H | 4–3 J = 7/2–5/2 F = 3–2 | 349.40067 | –3.92 | 41.93 | ... | ... | 0.34 K | 0.7 | ||
DCO+ | 3–2 | 216.11258 | –2.62 | 20.74 | ... | ... | 4.8 K | 0.8 | ||
DCO+ | 5–4 | 360.16978 | –2.42 | 51.86 | ... | ... | 2.2 K | 0.8 |
Notes. (a) c-C3H2 peak intensities and line widths taken from the south peak where there is no line confusion. (b) Blended 100,10 –91,9 and 101,10 –90,9 transitions of c-C3 H2. (c) Blended 91,8 –82,7 and 92,8 –81,7 transitions of c-C3 H2. (d) 1σ noise level of N2D+ and N2H+ in 0.02 km s−1 channel.
References. All rest frequencies were taken from the Cologne Database for Molecular Spectroscopy (CDMS; Endres et al. 2016). The c-C3 H2 entry was based on Bogey et al. (1987) with transition frequencies important for our survey from Bogey et al. (1986) and from Spezzano et al. (2012). The CCH entry is based on Padovani et al. (2009) with additional important data from Müller et al. (2000) and Sastry et al. (1981). The DCO+ and N2H+ entries are based on Caselli & Dore (2005) and on Cazzoli et al. (2012), respectively. Information on the N2D+ rest frequency was taken from Pagani et al. (2009a).
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