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Table 1

Properties of the lines detected in the 843 μm correlator setup.

Molecule Transition Frequency EukB σ(a), (b)
[GHz] [K] [mJy beam−1]
HCN 4–3 354.505 42.5 24
HCN;v2 = 1 4–3, l = 1e 354.460 1066.9 85
HC3N 39–38 354.697 340.5
SO2 124,8–123,9 355.046 110.9 29
SO2 157,9–166,10 356.040 230.4
HC3N;v7 = 1 39–38, l = 1f 356.072 662.7 25
HCN;v2 = 2 4–3, l=2f 356.135 2095.2
HCN;v2 = 2 4–3, l = 2e 356.163 2095.2
HCN;v2 = 1 4–3, l = 1f 356.255 1067.2 60
HCO+ 4–3 356.734 42.8
SO2 104,6–103,7 356.755 89.8

Notes. Frequencies and upper energy levels are taken from the Cologne Database of Molecular Spectroscopy (CDMS, Müller et al. 2005). For HCN;v2 = 1 4–3, l = 1e and SO2 124,8 –123,9 these data are taken from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory database (Pickett et al. 1998). (a)The rms is calculated per velocity channel. For the vibrationally excited HCN lines the channel width is 0.5 km s−1, for the other lines it is 2 km s−1. (b)The rms is only given for the brightest lines which are individually imaged and presented in Fig. 4. For the remaining lines detected in the low spectral resolution band but not individually imaged, the rms noise is 3.4 mJy beam−1.

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