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Table 8.

Results derived from LTE (MADCUBA) and NLTE (RADEX) analyses using Herschel/HIFI and APEX data.

Molecule log Nmol Tex n(H2) log Nmol Notes
RADEX
(cm−2) (K) (cm−3) (cm−2)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
12CO 16.6–16.8 84–92 5.9 × 104 16.75 a, b
17.4–17.8 16–18 7.3 × 103 17.41

13CO 16.39–16.59 22–25 3.8 × 103 16.35 c

HCN 13.28–13.58 17–21 1.2 × 106 13.39 d

HNC 13.03–13.05 17–18 1.4 × 106 13.00 d

HCO+ 13.29–13.53 15 5.0 × 105 13.76 d

CS 13.11–13.39 26–39 8.0 × 105 13.15 d

[CI] 17.57–17.77 103–174 1.0 × 105 17.56 e, f

CH 14.32–14.50 10–13 e, g

Notes. Column (1): molecule; Col. (2): molecular column density (logarithmic value) in units of cm−2; Col. (3): excitation temperature in kelvin; Col. (4): hydrogen volume density obtained using RADEX in units of cm−3; Col. (5): molecular column density derived with RADEX in units of cm−2; Col. (6): notes with the following code: (a) two (i.e., cold and warm) components fit; (b) all transition detected; (c) J = 9–8 not detected; (d) HIFI transitions not detected; (e) only HIFI data; (f) extended source (>20″); (g) n(H2) and Nmol cannot be derived since this molecule is not present in the RADEX online code. The kinetic temperature and the source size considered in the RADEX analysis are, respectively, Tkin = 200 K and θs= 20″.

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