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Table 2

Properties derived from the IRS spectra of our ULIRGs.

Galaxy S Si9.7μm EW6.2/μm
(a) (b) (c)

IRAS 00199-7426 −1.149 27.11 0.377
IRAS 01494-1845 −1.396 32.95 0.394
IRAS Z02376-0054 −0.697 16.44 0.332
IRAS 04114-5117 −1.500 35.40 0.345
IRAS 06009-7716 −1.262 29.78 0.429
IRAS F08208+3211 −1.424 33.60 0.346
IRAS F10156+3705 −1.072 25.30 0.659
IRAS 10565+2448 −1.139 26.89 0.429
IRAS 12112+0305 −1.629 38.43 0.289
IRAS 13120-5453 −1.475 34.82 0.373
IRAS 16334+4630 −1.367 32.27 0.349
IRAS 17208-0014 −1.856 43.80 0.329
IRAS 19297-0406 −1.600 37.77 0.317
IRAS 19458+0944 −1.810 42.71 0.414
IRAS 20414-1651 −1.705 40.23 0.423
IRAS 22491-1808 −1.624 38.33 0.382

Notes. (a) strength of the silicate absorption feature; (b) V-band optical depth computed using the ULIRG silicate model of Sirocky et al. (2008) assuming a cold dust screen; (c) We have measured the 6.2-μm PAH feature equivalent width by, firstly, fitting the continuum emission close to the feature with a linear function anchored at 5.8 and 6.6 μm. Then, we computed the feature emission by integrating the continuum-subtracted spectrum from 5.9 to 6.5 μm, and finally we divided this by the continuum emission interpolated at 6.2 μm.

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