A Search for the CO-H2 dimer in the Galaxy

Details A Search for the CO-H2 dimer in the Galaxy A Search for the CO-H2 dimer in the Galaxy

Dec 1996

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1996aas...189.1709a&link_type=abstract

American Astronomical Society, 189th AAS Meeting, #17.09; Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, Vol. 28, p.1296

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We have used the 30m IRAM millimeter radio telescope to search for two low-lying rotational transitions of the CO-H_2 dimer in the emission spectra of 3 Galactic sources and in the absorption spectrum of a low-latitude extragalactic continuum source. The transitions are the 111- <-> 000+ line at 109.21 GHz, and the 110+ <-> 101- line at 90.84 GHz. The search targets were the TMC 1 and L 134 dark clouds, the L 1157 bipolar outflow, and the compact radio continuum source 2013+370. The spectral search covered the frequency ranges from 90.58 - 91.10 GHz and from 108.95 - 109.46 GHz. Several known emission lines were found including HC_3N(12-11), HC_3N(10-9), OCS, SO, and HNC, but no other features were seen in the spectra. The rms noise was typically 5 mK per 1 MHz channel (~ 3 km s(-1) ).

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