Fig. 6.
13CO and HCO+ spectra observed toward DR21, same as those shown in figure 2a. There is a dip in the HCO+ spectrum at the velocity of the 9 km s−1 cloud. The HCO+ spectrum is scaled up by a factor of 2, and is offset by −20 K. Vchar is the characteristic velocity of the outflow defined as the maximum velocity separation of the high-velocity wing(s) from the systemic velocity of DR21 (about −2.4 km s−1, see the radial velocities of 13CO and C18O in table 2).

13CO and HCO+ spectra observed toward DR21, same as those shown in figure 2a. There is a dip in the HCO+ spectrum at the velocity of the 9 km s−1 cloud. The HCO+ spectrum is scaled up by a factor of 2, and is offset by −20 K. Vchar is the characteristic velocity of the outflow defined as the maximum velocity separation of the high-velocity wing(s) from the systemic velocity of DR21 (about −2.4 km s−1, see the radial velocities of 13CO and C18O in table 2).

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