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| In the group of the complex molecules detected by radio astronomical means, ethyl formate, C< | In the group of the complex molecules detected by radio astronomical means, ethyl formate, C< | ||
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| - | At a rotational temperature of about 100 K, very many transitions of ethyl formate have non-negligible intensities. However, many of them are blended severely with emissions or absorptions of other molecules. Nevertheless, | + | At a rotational temperature of about 100 K, very many transitions of ethyl formate have non-negligible intensities. However, many of them are blended severely with emissions or absorptions of other molecules. Nevertheless, |
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| The molecule was recently also identified in the Orion KL compact ridge region in the course of a molecular line survey carried out with the IRAM 30 m radio telescope.\\ | The molecule was recently also identified in the Orion KL compact ridge region in the course of a molecular line survey carried out with the IRAM 30 m radio telescope.\\ | ||
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| - | Both conformers, //anti// and //gauche//, had about similar column densities, compatible with a kinetic temperature of 135 K. This agrees essentially with 150 K derived as rotational temperature of methyl acetate, which has a five times higher column density in this source than ethyl formate. | + | Both conformers, //anti// and //gauche//, had about similar column densities, compatible with a kinetic temperature of 135 K. This agrees essentially with 150 K derived as rotational temperature of methyl acetate, which has a five times higher column density in this source than ethyl formate.\\ |
| - | Ethyl formate is the second ester and the second formate to be detected in the ISM after [[molecules: | + | Ethyl formate is the second ester and the second formate to be detected in the ISM after [[molecules: |
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| + | In their work on\\ | ||
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| + | //Astron. Astrophys.// | ||
| + | M. Sanz-Novo, V. M. Rivilla, I. Jiménez-Serra, | ||
| + | also report the detection of the anti conformer of ethyl formate in the course of a molecular line survey of this cold, shocked molecular cloud near Sagittarius B2 and in the Galactic center region. The number of unblended or slightly blended lines between 31 and 50 GHz is somewhat small, such that the identification should be viewed with some caution. The authors provide column density raios of the C< | ||
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