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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 May 26.
Published in final edited form as: Astron Astrophys. 2020 Apr 10;636:A33. doi: 10.1051/0004-6361/202037769

Table 6. Physical parameters of the considered cloud cores in the astronomical search of glutaronitrile.

Source Coordinates J2000.0 HPBW(a)
(″)
Frequencies(b)
(GHz)
vLSR(c)
(km s−1)
vFWHM(d)
(km s−1)
dsou(e)
(″)
Trot(f)
(K)
N(g) ×1015 (cm−2)
Orion KL α=5h35m14.5s δ=−05°22′ 30.0″ 30-21 80-115.5 5.0 6.0 10 320 ≤(1.0±0.5)
5.0 6.0 15 100 ≤(0.50±0.25)
3.0 20 10 200 ≤(0.20±0.10)
3.0 20 15 90 ≤(0.20±0.10)

Sgr B2(N) α=17h47m20.0s δ=−28°22′ 19.0″ 30-21 80-115.5 63 6.5 2.7 200 ≤(100±50)
73 6.5 2.7 200 ≤(50±25)
53 8 2.7 200 ≤(50±25)

B1-b α=03h33m20.0s δ=31°07′ 34.0″ 30-21 82.5-115.5 6.7 0.7 60 12 ≤(0.002±0.001)

TMC-1 α=04h41m41.9s δ=25°41′ 27.0″ 30-21 82.5-115.5 6.0 0.7 60 10 ≤(0.002±0.001)

Notes

(a)

Half power beam width.

(b)

Range of frequencies considered in the analysis.

(c)

Radial velocity with respect the Local Standard of Rest.

(d)

Full width at half maximum.

(e)

Source diameter assuming a uniform disc-type model.

(f)

Rotational Temperature.

(g)

Column density for glutaronitrile .