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Table 4:

Calculated values of $A \times EM$, based on individual line fluxes.
Ion$\lambda_0$Fluxlog $T_{\rm m}$s $A \times EM$
 [Å]   cm-3
Si  XIV    6.182      3.9(  2.3)  7.22  1.58    1.66(1.01)
Si  XIII    6.648      3.4(  2.2)  7.00  1.64    1.54(1.02)
Si  XIII    f+i      5.1(  3.1)  7.00  1.77    3.09(1.93)
Mg  XII    8.423      4.2(  --)  7.00  1.86    2.49(--)
Mg  XI    9.169      6.4(  3.4)  6.81  1.70    2.41(1.33)
Mg  XI    9.314     12.0(  6.2)  6.81  1.79    5.47(2.94)
Ne  X    9.708      7.6(  4.8)  6.79  2.70   27.1(17.6)
Ne  X  10.239     11.5(  4.5)  6.78  2.10    9.79(4.10)
Ne  IX  10.765      7.7(  3.7)  6.60  2.95   44.00(22.1)
Ne  IX  11.001     12.6(  4.2)  6.60  2.61   32.20(11.8)
Ne  IX  11.544     22.0(  4.8)  6.59  2.14   18.10(4.79)
Ne  X  12.134     89.6(  7.8)  6.77  1.18    7.71(1.34)
Ne  IX  13.447   215.0(11.0)  6.59  1.31   22.50(3.57)
Ne  IX    f+i   210.2(11.8)  6.59  1.36   24.40(3.90)
Fe  XVII  15.013     35.9(  6.5)  6.72  0.66    0.75(0.18)
VIII  15.176      9.0(  4.1)  6.51  2.09    5.03(2.41)
Fe  XVII  15.260     17.4(  5.1)  6.72  1.21    1.28(0.42)
VIII  16.006     29.7(  5.4)  6.50  1.48    3.86(0.91)
Fe  XVII  16.775     20.4(  4.6)  6.71  0.98    0.80(0.22)
Fe  XVII  17.05+.10     38.0(16.3)  6.71  0.67    0.72(0.33)
VII  18.627     17.5(  6.7)  6.34  1.51    2.09(0.86)
VIII  18.969   229.0(12.0)  6.48  0.52    2.76(0.44)
VII  20.910     20.7(  8.6)  6.34  2.47   20.10(8.88)
VII  21.602   119.0(12.0)  6.33  0.64    1.66(0.30)
VII    f+i   118.3(12.7)  6.32  0.69    1.81(0.33)
VII  24.781     81.2(11.3)  6.32  1.48    6.83(1.40)
VI  28.787     31.2(12.0)  6.17  1.67    3.50(1.44)
VI    f+i     33.1(11.8)  6.16  1.70    3.93(1.52)
VI  33.736     59.3(11.0)  6.13  0.94    1.06(0.25)
Notes: A is the elemental abundance and EM the emission measure. $T_{\rm m}$ and s are the temperature of maximum emissivity of the line and the corresponding line emissivity factor. $\lambda_0$ is the theoretical wavelength from Kelly (1987). Fluxes are given in units 10-6 photons cm-2 s-1. $A \times EM$ is given in 10 $^{52}~{\rm cm}^{-3}$. The error in $A \times EM$ includes the relative error in the flux values and a 15% error in the values for transition probabilities, imbedded in ``s''.

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