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Table 2
Gas-phase elemental abundancesa adopted in our model.
| Element | This work | Flower et al. (2005) | |
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| He | 0.10 | 0.10 | |
| Cb | 8.3(−5) | 8.3(−5) | |
| Nb | 6.4(−5) | 6.4(−5) | |
| O | 5.5(−5) to 2.8(−4) | 1.2(−4) | |
| Sc | 8.0(−8) to 8.0(−6) | 6.0(−7) | |
| Feb | 1.5(−9) | 1.5(−9) | |
Notes.
(b)
The elemental abundances of gas-phase nitrogen, carbon, and iron are taken from Flower et al. (2005).
(c)
The lower value of the total gas-phase elemental abundance of S is taken from the “low metal” case of Graedel et al. (1982).
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