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Table A.1

Molecular lines detected with the SMA towards L1287.

Molecule Transition Frequency EU
(GHz) (K) (cm−3)
CH3OH 5(1,4)–4(2,2) 216.946 56 2.33 × 106
SiO (5–4) 217.105 31 3.25 × 108
DCN (3–2) 217.239 21
H2CO 3(0,3)–2(0,2) 218.222 21 2.56 × 106
H2CO 3(2,2)–2(2,1) 218.476 68 2.96 × 106
H2CO 3(2,1)–2(2,0) 218.760 68 3.36 × 106
OCS (18–17) 218.903 100 4.28 × 105
C18O (2–1) 219.560 16 9.33 × 103
HNCO 10(0,10)–9(0,9) 219.798 58
SO 6(5)–5(4) 219.949 35
13CO (2–1) 220.399 16 9.38 × 103
DNC (3–2) 228.910 22
CH3OH 8(− 1,8)–7(0,7) 229.759 89 2.62 × 107
CH3OH 3(− 2,2)–4(− 1,4) 230.027 40 7.05 × 106
CO (2–1) 230.538 17 1.07 × 104

Notes. (a) ρcrit = Aulγ, where Aul is the Einstein spontaneous emission coefficient and γ = σ⟨v⟩ is the collisional rate where σ is the cross section of the collision for each transition and is the average velocity of the collisional particles. As H2 is the most abundant molecule it is used as the dominant collisional particle. The Einstein spontaneous emission coefficients are taken from LAMDA (http://home.strw.leidenuniv.nl/~moldata) and splatalogue.net databases and γ values are taken from LAMDA database. We used T = 20 K (as 22 K is not available in the tabulated data).

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