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Table 3

X-ray properties of AGN candidates.

Object Obs. ID Obs. date Exp. Counts N H L 2−10 keV,obs L 2−10 keV,exp

J0045+1339 10294 2009 May 28 11562 <4.6 5.3 <5.3 × 1041 6.0 × 1042
J1025+1402 10295 2009 Jan. 14 4937 <4.6 3.6 <1.1 × 1041 7.3 × 1042
J1047+0739 10296 2009 Jun. 23 4782 3.0 2.4 2.2 × 1041 3.9 × 1043
J1222+3602 10297 2009 Feb. 26 10718 <4.6 1.2 <5.5 × 1041 3.0 × 1042
J1536+3122 11476 2010 Apr. 05 1822 2.0 2.1 4.1 × 1040 9.1 × 1041
J0840+4707 17039 2015 Jan. 05 12892 4.0 2.8 7.9 × 1039 1.8 × 1042
J1404+5423 2779 2002 Oct. 31 14276 9.0 1.8 1.5 × 1037 2.7 × 1039

Notes. Column 1: shortened SDSS object name. Column 2: Chandra observation identification number. Column 3: Chandra observation date (UT). Column 4: Chandra net exposure after cleaning in seconds. Column 5: Chandra 0.57.0 keV net counts derived from a 2′′ radius aperture. For detected sources, we quote Poisson errors derived from Gehrels (1986) at 1σ confidence level. For undetected sources, we derive 99% confidence upper limits based on the Bayesian technique of Kraft et al. (1991). Column 6: galactic Hi column density from Kalberla et al. (2005) in 1020 cm-2. Column 7: observed 210 keV luminosity or limit assuming a Γ = 1.8 powerlaw spectrum absorbed by Galactic NH, in erg s-1. Column 8: expected 210 keV luminosity based on the LXLHα relation of P06, in erg s-1.

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