Observations of cyanoacetylene sources
А. В. Алакоз, Sergei V. Kalenskii, M. A. Voronkov, Vyacheslav I. Slysh
Abstract
А. В. Алакоз, Sergei V. Kalenskii, M. A. Voronkov, Vyacheslav I. Slysh
Abstract
Thirty-four Galactic star-forming regions have been observed in the J =4−3 line of cyanoacetylene (HC 3 N) at 36.4 GHz. Emission was detected toward 17 sources. The HC 3 N column density was determined in the detected sources, and in eight of them (NGC 2264, L379, W51E1/E2, DR 21 West, DR 21 (OH), DR 21, S140, and Cep A), the relative cyanoacetylene abundance was estimated. The HC 3 N abundance in these objects is about 1–70×10 −10 .
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Thirty-four Galactic star-forming regions have been observed in the J =4−3 line of cyanoacetylene (HC 3 N) at 36.4 GHz. Emission was detected toward 17 sources. The HC 3 N column density was determined in the detected sources, and in eight of them (NGC 2264, L379, W51E1/E2, DR 21 West, DR 21 (OH), DR 21, S140, and Cep A), the relative cyanoacetylene abundance was estimated. The HC 3 N abundance in these objects is about 1–70×10 −10 .
Key concepts: Cyanoacetylene, Physics, Astrophysics, Abundance (ecology), Cupressaceae, Astrochemistry, Line (geometry), Astronomy