Molecular-cloud-scale Chemical Composition. II. Mapping Spectral Line Survey toward W3(OH) in the 3 mm Band
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Nami Sakai | Nanase Harada | Yuri Nishimura | Takashi Shimonishi | N. Sakai | A. Kawamura | Y. Nishimura | T. Shimonishi | S. Yamamoto | Y. Aikawa | Yoshimasa Watanabe | Satoshi Yamamoto | Akiko Kawamura | Yuri Aikawa | Yoshimasa Watanabe | N. Harada
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