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Table 2

Derived column densities.

Molecule Tex (K) Next (cm−2) Npeak (cm−2)
NO (north) 40 <3.0 × 1014
NO (north) 100 <5.0 × 1014
NO (south) 40 ~6.7 × 1014 7.7 × 1014
NO (south) 100 ~1.1 × 1015 1.3 × 1015
N2O 40 <1.8 × 1015 <1.7 × 1015
N2O 100 <6.6 × 1014 <6.4 × 1014
NO2 40 <2.1 × 1015 <2.0 × 1015
NO2 100 <5.6 × 1015 <5.2 × 1015
NH2OH 40 <1.3 × 1014 <1.4 × 1014
NH2OH 100 <1.7 × 1014 <1.8 × 1014
CN 40 <2.7 × 1012 <4.1 × 1013
CN 100 <4.1 × 1012 <6.2 × 1013
C2H 40 <1.5 × 1012 <1.1 × 1013
C2H 100 <2.1 × 1012 <1.5 × 1013
OH <100 no constraint
OH 150 ≲ 6 × 1014
OH > 200 ≲ 1014
H2O <100 no constraint
H2O 150 ≲ 1 × 1014
H2O > 200 ≲ 1014

Notes. The upper limits on the column densities of N2O, NH2OH, OH, and H2O derived in the extended region covered by the Keplerian mask Next are derived assuming an emitting region of 1 .4 × 10−11 sr, similar to NO. This is because these species are expected to be closely related to the emitting region of NO. The emitting regions of CN and C2H are assumed to be 8.0 × 10−11 sr (3.4 square arcseconds) and 1.6 × 10−10 sr (7.0 square arcseconds), respectively, using the area covered in the Keplerian mask. The peak column densities Npeak are derived using a spectrum within one beam at the location where the emission is brightest.

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