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GEISA 2015 molecule numbering
  1. h2o
  2. co2
  3. o3
  4. n2o
  5. co
  6. ch4
  7. o2
  8. no
  9. so2
  10. no2
  1. nh3
  2. ph3
  3. hno3
  4. oh
  5. hf
  6. hcl
  7. hbr
  8. hi
  9. clo
  10. ocs
  1. h2co
  2. c2h6
  3. ch3d
  4. c2h2
  5. c2h4
  6. geh4
  7. hcn
  8. c3h8
  9. c2n2
  10. c4h2
  1. hc3n
  2. hocl
  3. n2
  4. ch3cl
  5. h2o2
  6. h2s
  7. hcooh
  8. cof2
  9. sf6
  10. c3h4
  1. ho2
  2. clono2
  3. ch3br
  4. ch3oh
  5. no+
  6. hnc
  7. c6h6
  8. c2hd
  9. cf4
  10. ch3cn
  11. hdo
  12. so3


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