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Table 3

Overview of the sulphur line LTE modeling for the optically thin emission of Cygnus X-N12 targeting the cold chemistry.

Molecules Nsp (a) Tex (a) FWHM (a)
[cm−2] [K] [km s−1]
OCS 1.51014 13±5 3.0
OC33S 1.51013 15±5 3.5
C34S 4.51013 15±5 3.5
C33S 4.51012 15±5 2.5
CS 9.01014 22±5 3.0
13CS 1.61013 15±5 3.0
13C34S 6.01011 15±5 2.5
H2CS 1.31014 30±5 3.0
H2C34S 5.01012 23±5 3.0
CCS 1.61013 8+5 (b) 1.5
C3S 2.51012 16±5 2.0
CC13CS 2.01012 14±5 2.0
CH3SH 1.01013 8±5 3.5
H34SCN 1.51011 15±5 5.5
HSCN 1.01012 13±5 2.5
HCS+ 1.11013 10+5 (b) 3.5
SO (c) 2.71014 8–15 3.0
SO2 (c) 1.2–3 ×1014 10–40 3.0
34SO 1.21013 15±5 3.0
NS 2.71013 15±5 3.0
NS+ 8.51011 15±5 2.2

Notes. (a)A source size of 18′′0 was used. (b)If only the upper or lower limit is given, the best model for the molecule was achieved at the given main value (i.e., Tex) and no lower or upper limit from this value was found. (c)The column density of the optically thick emission from SO and SO2 was determined using the isotopic ratios 32S/34S = 22.5.

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