Table 4: Confirmed chemically peculiar stars from Renson (1991), the type of peculiarity was taken from the literature. The complete table is only available in electronic form.
Renson HD (b-y)₀ $\Delta a$ Spec. Renson HD (b-y)₀ $\Delta$ a Spec. Renson HD (b-y)₀ $\Delta a$ Spec.

30 315 -71 31 Si 15910 58292 -27 34 Si 28370 98486 -60 23 Si

760 2957 -20 36 CrEu 16240 59435 284 25 SrCrSi 29270 101600 22 21 Si

1480 5601 -56 49 Si 16550 60559 -62 23 Si 29330 101724 -78 16 Si

1580 6164 -12 40 SiCrEu 16840 61382 -23 23 Si 29780 103302 4 33 SrCrEu

1620 6322 -23 22 SrCrEu 17100 - -19 46 Si 29820 103457 -7 35 Si

1760 6783 -57 53 Si 17150 62530 -31 34 EuCr 29830 103498 -9 46 CrEuSr

2110 8783 72 23 SrEuCr 17160 62535 -35 40 Si 30330 104810 -65 19 Si

4060 16145 28 35 CrSrEu 17180 62556 35 18 EuCr 30460 105379 27 16 SrCr

**Table 4:** Confirmed chemically peculiar stars from Renson (1991), the type of peculiarity was taken from the literature. The complete table is only available in electronic form.
Renson	HD	(b-y)₀	$\Delta a$	Spec.	Renson	HD	(b-y)₀	$\Delta$ a	Spec.	Renson	HD	(b-y)₀	$\Delta a$	Spec.
30	315	-71	31	Si	15910	58292	-27	34	Si	28370	98486	-60	23	Si
760	2957	-20	36	CrEu	16240	59435	284	25	SrCrSi	29270	101600	22	21	Si
1480	5601	-56	49	Si	16550	60559	-62	23	Si	29330	101724	-78	16	Si
1580	6164	-12	40	SiCrEu	16840	61382	-23	23	Si	29780	103302	4	33	SrCrEu
1620	6322	-23	22	SrCrEu	17100	-	-19	46	Si	29820	103457	-7	35	Si
1760	6783	-57	53	Si	17150	62530	-31	34	EuCr	29830	103498	-9	46	CrEuSr
2110	8783	72	23	SrEuCr	17160	62535	-35	40	Si	30330	104810	-65	19	Si
4060	16145	28	35	CrSrEu	17180	62556	35	18	EuCr	30460	105379	27	16	SrCr

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	1 Introduction
	2 Selection, preparation, and homgenizationof the data
	3 Analyzing the sample
	4 Conclusions
	References
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