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Table 7

Chemical abundance gradients derived by other authors in studies with Galactic H ii regions.

Reference Spectral range RG range (kpc) O/H N/H S/H N/O

Shaver et al. (1983) radio+optical 3.513.7 0.07 0.09 0.01
Simpson et al. (1995) radio+infrared 0.110.2 0.10 0.07 0.04
Vílchez & Esteban (1996)a optical 12.418.0 0.028/0.036/0.051 0.043/0.009/0.002 0.01/0.041/0.013
Afflerbach et al. (1997) radio+infrared 011.4 0.064 0.072 0.063
Rudolph et al. (1997) radio+infrared 12.917.0 0.111 0.079
Deharveng et al. (2000)b optical 6.517.7 0.0473/0.0395
Esteban et al. (2005) c optical (RLs) 6.310.4 0.044
Quireza et al. (2006) radio 0.116.9 0.043
Rudolph et al. (2006) d radio+infrared 018 0.060/0.041 0.071/0.085 0.046/0.042 +0.004/0.034
Balser et al. (2011) e radio 4.721.9 0.0383/0.0446
This work [f] optical 1118 0.053/0.061 0.080/0.085 0.106/0.108 0.041/0.047

Notes. We show the slope, d(log(X/H))/dRG, for each element X in units of dex kpc-1.  

(a)

Abundances derived from direct te./Abundances derived from model-dependent methods./All the estimations. 

(b)

Completed sample./Regions with direct te. 

(c)

Chemical abundances derived from recombination lines (RLs) with t20. 

(d)

Optical data./Far infrared data. 

(e)

GBT sample./Green Bank sample. 

(f)

All data (three methods)./Only direct abundances.

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