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Table B.1

Table. 2 continued.

Species Transition Frequency (MHz) Eup (K) Tmb dv (K km s−1) vlsr (km s−1) V (km s−1) TMB (K)
CN 20,2,1 – 10,1,2 226616.571 16.3 < 0.06 b
20,2,2 – 10,1,2 226632.190 16.3 < 0.11 d
20,2,3 – 10,1,2 226659.558 16.3 < 0.13 d
20,2,1 – 10,1,1 226663.693 16.3 < 0.13 d
20,2,2 – 10,1,1 226679.311 16.3 < 0.13 d
20,3,3 – 10,2,2 226874.191 16.3 < 0.14 d
20,3,4 – 10,2,3 226874.781 16.3 < 0.14 d
20,3,2 – 10,2,1 226875.896 16.3 < 0.14 d
20,3,2 – 10,2,2 226887.420 16.3 < 0.06 b
20,3,3 – 10,2,3 226892.128 16.3 < 0.06 b
30,3,3 – 20,2,3 340008.126 32.6 < 0.10b
30,3,2 – 20,2,2 340019.626 32.6 < 0.10b
30,3,4 – 20,2,3 340031.549 32.6 0.07(2) a
30,3,2 – 20,2,1 340035.408 32.6 0.07(2) a
30,3,3 – 20,2,2 340035.408 32.6 0.07(2) a
30,4,4 – 20,3,3 340247.770 32.7 0.10(2)a
30,4,5 – 20,3,4 340247.770 32.7 0.10(2)a
30,4,3 – 20,3,2 340248.544 32.7 0.10(2)a
30,4,3 – 20,3,3 340261.773 32.7 < 0.10b
30,4,4 – 20,3,4 340264.949 32.7 < 0.10b
CCH 45,4 – 34,4 349312.832 41.9 < 0.03b
45,5 – 34,4 349337.706 41.9 0.68(7) 0.04(1)a
45,4 – 34,3 349338.988 41.9 0.68(7) 0.04(1)a
44,4 – 33,3 349399.276 41.9 0.66(7) 0.03(1)a
44,3 – 33,2 349400.671 41.9 0.66(7) 0.03(1)a
44,3 – 33,3 349414.643 41.9 < 0.03 b
NO 31,3,4 – 2−1,2,3 250436.848 19.2 < 0.06 b
31,3,3 – 2−1,2,2 250440.659 19.2 < 0.06 b
31,3,2 – 2−1,2,1 250448.530 19.2 < 0.06 b
3−1,3,4 – 21,2,3 250796.436 19.3 < 0.10 d
3−1,3,3 – 21,2,2 250815.594 19.3 < 0.06 b
3−1,3,2 – 21,2,1 250816.954 19.3 < 0.06 b
4−1,4,5 – 31,3,4 350689.494 36.1 0.05(1)c,a
4−1,4,4 – 31,3,3 350690.766 36.1 0.05(1)c,a
4−1,4,3 – 31,3,2 350694.772 36.1 0.05(1)c,a
41,4,5 – 3−1,3,4 351043.524 36.1 0.05(1)a
41,4,4 – 3−1,3,3 351051.705 36.1 0.05(1)a
41,4,3 – 3−1,3,2 351051.705 36.1 0.05(1)a
CS 5 – 4 244935.557 35.3 3.57(5) 6.5(1) 11.0(2) 0.31(1)
6 – 5 293912.086 49.4 8.34(8) 6.8(1) 11.6(1) 0.67(2)
HCO+ 4 – 3 356734.223 42.8 16.6(1) 6.6(1) 14.5(2) 1.07(3)
H13CO+ 4 – 3 346998.344 41.6 0.46(5) 7.8(3) 7(1) 0.06(1)
HCN 4 – 3 354505.477 42.5 14.4(3) 5.3(2) 17.8(4) 0.76(5)
H13CN 4 – 3 345339.769 41.4 0.74(10) 7.1(5) 8(1) 0.08(2)
HNC 4 – 3 362630.303 43.5 2.01(10) 7.0(3) 11.0(6) 0.17(2)
N2H+ 4 – 3 372672.481 44.7 1.80(10) 7.9(2) 7.0(5) 0.24(3)
CO 3 – 2 345795.990 33.2 17.70(2)e
C18O 2 – 1 219560.354 15.8 0.59(1)e
C17O 3 – 2 337061.130 32.4 0.16(2)e

Notes. (a,b)See Table 2.

(c)NO lines were blended with a CH3OH line and hence only an estimate of the upper limit on the peak temperature could be established. For this, we assumed that the NO lines at ~351050 and ~350690 MHz have similar emission strengths because of their identical Eup and very similar Aij values.

(d)Multiple detected lines very closely spaced in frequency resulting a non-gaussian profile. No Gaussian fitting was done. Emission upper limits were determined from peak TMB values.

(e)CO line and its isotopes showed self absorption. Multiple Gaussian line fitting was not performed in this study. Hence, no Gaussian fitting was done to these lines.

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