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Table 8:

N2H+ and N2D+ column densities, fractional abundances, and the column density ratio.
  $N({\rm N_2H^+})$ $N({\rm N_2D^+})$ $x({\rm N_2H^+})$ $x({\rm N_2D^+})$  
Position [1012 cm-2] [1011 cm-2] [10-10] [10-11] $R_{\rm deut} \equiv N({\rm N_2D^+})/N({\rm N_2H^+})$
IRAS 05405-0117 $9.14\pm0.08$a $3.19\pm0.37$ 11.1 4.9 $0.03\pm0.004$
Ori B9 E $4.54\pm0.65$ $1.90\pm1.39$ 6.9 5.0 $0.04\pm0.03$
Ori B9 Nb $4.11\pm1.51$ $1.46\pm0.65$ 3.9 1.9 $0.04\pm0.02$
a Harju et al. (2006) estimated slightly lower N2H+ column density, ${\sim}6{-}8\times 10^{12}$ cm-2, toward IRAS 05405-0117 from the N2H+(1-0) data of Caselli & Myers (1994).
b For the other velocity component $N({\rm N_2H^+})=1.56\pm0.09\times 10^{12}$ cm-2, $N({\rm N_2D^+})=7.64\pm5.44\times 10^{10}$ cm-2, and $R_{\rm deut}=0.05\pm0.03$.

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