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Table 2

Abundances for individual elements sorted according to their uncertainties.

Element N N I N II Solar [A/H] dA

Fe 861 753 108 –4.59 –4.99(05) –0.40(05)
Ca 55 42 13 –5.73 –5.88(05) –0.15(05)
Ti 162 23 139 –7.14 –7.42(09) –0.28(09)
Cr 149 71 78 –6.40 –6.60(11) –0.20(11)
Mg 32 25 7 –4.51 –4.89(15) –0.38(15)
Ni 80 74 6 –5.81 –6.05(16) –0.24(16)
Sc 24 0 24 –8.99 –9.17(19) –0.18(19)
Mn 42 35 7 –6.65 –7.07(21) –0.42(21)
V 44 2 42 –8.04 –8.27(23) –0.23(23)
C 14 14 0 –3.65 –3.83(24) –0.18(24)
Y 28 0 28 –9.83 –10.01(25) –0.18(25)
Si 13 4 9 –4.53 –4.77(31) –0.24(31)
Co 14 13 1 –7.12 –7.43(36) –0.31(36)
Sr 4 0 4 –9.12 –9.02(42) +0.10(42)
Ba 7 0 7 –9.87 –9.57(46) +0.30(46)
Eu 6 0 6 –11.52 –11.47(49) +0.05(49)

Notes. N is the number of lines with a line depth larger than rms. The uncertainties quoted between parentheses are given in terms of last digits. Columns 1 to 4 represent the element designation, the total number of spectral lines in the considered wavelength region, and in the first and the second ionization stage, respectively, while columns 5 to 7 list the solar composition, the individual abundances, and the deviation of those with respect to the solar values (Asplund et al. 2009).

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