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Table 1

Initial sample of confirmed or possible maser-emitting PNe.

Name Alt. name Coordinatesa Maser emissionb Statusc Referencesd
RA(J2000) Dec(J2000) H2O OH H2O OH Nature
IRAS 07027–7934 Vo 1 06:59:26.41 −79:38:47.0 ND D SP 1 2 3, 4
IRAS 14079–6402 WRAY 16-146 14:11:46.27 −64:16:24.0 D SP 5 6
IRAS 14086–6907 14:12:50.43 −69:21:09.0 D SC 5 7
IRAS 15559–5546 WRAY 16-198 15:59:57.63 −55:55:33.0 D SP 5 8
IRAS 16029–5055 SCHD 68 16:06:40.63 −51:03:57.2 D IC 9 10
IRAS 16280–4008 NGC 6153 16:31:30.57 −40:15:13.1 D SP 11 12
IRAS 17180–2708 PN M 3-39 17:21:11.49 −27:11:37.9 D SP 11 8
IRAS 17253–2824 17:28:30.68 −28:26:54.0 D SC 5 13
IRAS 17374–2700 17:40:33.15 −27:02:25.3 D SC 5 13
IRAS 17385–2211 PN M 3-13 17:41:36.60 −22:13:02.9 D SP 5 13
PN H 2-18 17:43:28.75 −21:09:52.0 D SP 5 14
IRAS 17487–1922 OH 008.9+03.7 17:51:44.92 −19:23:43.8 ND D SC 15 5 16
IRAS 18213–1245A 18:24:10.40 −12:43:22.8 D D IC 17 18 19
IRAS 18243–1048 18:27:08.24 −10:46:09.6 D SC 5 20
IRAS 18271–1014 18:29:56.09 −10:12:12.9 D SC 21 22
IRAS 18295–2510 NGC 6644 18:32:34.70 −25:07:45.7 D SP 5 23
OH 25.646–0.003 18:38:06.14 −06:28:51.2 D IC 18 24
IRAS 18464–0140 OH 31.21–0.18 18:48:56.66 −01:36:42.9 D D IC 25 25 19
IRAS 18443–0231 RFS 505 18:47:00.41 +00:12:29.8 D SP 26 27, 28
IRAS 18480+0008 18:50:36.65 +00:12:29.8 D IC 18 19
IRAS 18508+0047 GPSR5 33.906–0.044 18:53:22.10 +00:50:49.2 D IC 18 19
IRAS 19035+0801 PM 1–279 19:05:56.40 +08:05:57.9 D SC 29 30
IRAS 19123+1139 19:14:40.87 +11:44:49.3 D SC 31 22
IRAS 19127+1717 SS 438 19:14:59.72 +17:22:46.0 ND D SP 32 33 34
IRAS 19176+1251 GLMP 898 19:19:55.77 +12:57:37.6 ND D IC 15 18 19
IRAS 19194+1548 19:21:40.46 +15:53:54.6 D IC 18 19, 35
IRAS 19200+1035 19:22:26.80 +10:41:21.2 ND D SC 36 37 38
IRAS 19508+2659 19:52:57.86 +27:07:44.7 D D SC 39 40 41
IRAS 20266+3856 20:28:30.67 +39:07:01.2 ND D SC 31 42 41

Notes. a Position of the radio continuum emission reported in the literature, used as the phase center of our observations (Table A.1). b D: detected. ND: not detected. −: no observations available. c Source status, as defined in Section 2. dReference for the maser emission (columns H2O, OH). The last column (nature) indicates references that spectroscopically confirmed the sources with SP status as PNe. For PN candidates (SC, IC), that column reports the radio continuum detection: 1. Suárez et al. (2009). 2. Zijlstra et al. (1991). 3. Menzies & Wolstencroft (1990). 4. Surendiranath (2002). 5. te Lintel Hekkert et al. (1991). 6. Suárez et al. (2006). 7. Hale et al. (2021). 8. Frew et al. (2013). 9. Sevenster et al. (1997). 10. Irabor et al. (2023). 11. te Lintel Hekkert & Chapman (1996). 12. Pottasch et al. (1986). 13. Kimeswenger (2001) 14. Gesicki et al. (2024). 15. Gómez et al. (2015a). 16. Kohoutek (2001). 17. Walsh et al. (2014). 18. Beuther et al. (2019). 19. Wang et al. (2018). 20. Helfand et al. (1992). 21. Davis et al. (1993). 22. Urquhart et al. (2009). 23. Hsia et al. (2010). 24. White et al. (2005). 25. Forster & Caswell (1989). 26. Urquhart et al. (2011). 27. Cooper et al. (2013). 28. Kanarek et al. (2015). 29. Yung et al. (2013). 30. Van de Steene & Pottasch (1995). 31. Yung et al. (2014). 32. Yoon et al. (2014). 33. Likkel (1989). 34. Whitelock & Menzies (1986). 35. Sabin et al. (2014) 36. Benson et al. (1996). 37. Benson et al. (1990). 38. Zijlstra et al. (1989). 39. Cesaroni et al. (1988). 40. Eder et al. (1988). 41. Zoonematkermani et al. (1990). 42. te Lintel Hekkert et al. (1989).

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