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Table 7

Two-component model: best fit for astronomical silicates with 0.5 porosity and 48% ice fraction.

Shell Core
Onset Size a max V 0 a,b b,c d 3-mm Flux e
(October UT) index (mm) (m s-1) (1011 kg) (1011 kg) (1012 m2) (mJy)

23.3 −3.5 100 125 1.6 5.5 1.8–5.8 1.41  ±  0.05 1.3
−4.0 100 75 1.4 9.8 89–873 1.26  ±  0.05 1.4
23.8 −3.5 10 60 0.60 3.2 3.3–10 1.60  ±  0.05 1.6
−4.0 10 50 0.70 8.4 95–924 1.57  ±  0.05 1.6
−3.5 100 125 1.7 5.0 1.6–5.2 1.27  ±  0.05 1.3
−4.0 100 85 1.4 9.7 87–861 1.27  ±  0.05 1.4
−3.5 1000 250 8.3 16 1.7–5.4 1.13  ±  0.05 1.3
−4.0 1000 75 2.9 9.7 70–715 0.87  ±  0.05 1.3

Notes. 

(a)

Dust mass within the synthesized beam on 27 October.

(b)

For amin = 1 μm. Values obtained with amin = 0.1 μm differ by less than 20%.

(c)

Total dust mass in the shell produced by the outburst.

(d)

Total scattering cross-section for amin in the range 0.1−1 μm.

(e)

Reduced χ2 from the fit of 27 and 28 October data.

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