Table 5
Linear-correlation analysis for the plots in Figs. 8 and 9.
| Ratio | ra | Pb |
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| Na i-CO | 0.984 | 2% |
| Ca i-CO | 0.946 | 7% |
| Mg i-CO | 0.866 | 17% |
| H2-CO | 0.826 | 21% |
| [Fe ii]-CO | 0.341 | 59% |
Notes.
Linear-correlation coefficient, r, between the log-log values of the line intensities plotted in Figs. 8 and 9. Zero corresponds to no correlation, unity to complete correlation.
Probability, P, that a random sample of measured line intensities could produce a linear-correlation coefficient, r, equal to the value listed in the second column (Bevington & Robinson 1992). P should be less than a few percent if a correlation exists between the measured line intensities.
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