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Table 8:

Ammonia column densities derived from the Medicina spectra.

Name
$T_{\rm rot}$ $N_{\rm 22}$a $N_{\rm tot}$a
  (K) (1012 cm-2) (1014 cm-2)
G12.22-0.12b 26(6) 22.7(2.3) 1.5(0.1)
G12.22-0.12M 20(4) 13.4(4.3) 1.4(0.1)
G23.44-0.18 15(2) 27.5(6.0) 29.8(2.8)
G31.28+0.06 17(3) 7.0(1.3) 10.8(1.4)
G32.74-0.07 21(6) 9.0(2.7) 6.9(1.2)
G35.03+0.35 21(3) 5.4(1.5) 0.5(0.1)
G35.20-0.74b 21(2) 32.5(1.6) 9.2(0.6)
G35.20-1.74 23(2) 10.1(1.1) 0.8(0.3)
G43.89-0.38 23(4) 13.1(3.8) 1.1(0.1)
G48.61+0.02 18(4) 1.3(0.7) 0.2(0.1)
G75.78+0.34 20(3) 17.4(4.0) 1.8(0.1)

Notes. (a) For all the sources but G23.44-0.18, G31.28+0.06, and G35.20-1.74 (where the optical depths of both ammonia transitions have been derived, see Table 5), we have assumed optically thin emission for the NH3(2, 2) line. (b) Given the spatial resolution of the Medicina antenna, the spectra collect the contributions due to both A and B cores (see Figs. 7-10).


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