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Table 1

Source continuum characteristics.

Continuum peak Right ascension Declination Size (′′)a Sν (Jy)b Tkin (K)c N(H2) (cm-2)d Mass (M⊙)e
G35.20 A 18:58:12.948 +01:40:37.419 0.58 0.65 285 2.4 × 1025 13.0
G35.20 B1 18:58:13.030 +01:40:35.886 0.61 0.19 160 6.4 × 1024 3.8
G35.20 B2 18:58:13.013 +01:40:36.649 0.65 0.12 120 3.3 × 1024 2.2
G35.20 B3 18:58:13.057 +01:40:35.442 0.58 0.08 300 2.5 × 1024 1.4
G35.03 A 18:54:00.645 +02:01:19.235 0.49 0.21 275 1.1 × 1025 4.4

Notes.

(a)

Deconvolved average diameter of the 50% contour of the 870 μm continuum.

(b)

Integrated flux density within the 10σ contour of the 870 μm continuum.

(c)

Average kinetic temperature based on CH3CN line ratios as calculated using RADEX. For details, see Sect. 3.3.

(d)

Calculated from source size, continuum flux density, and kinetic temperature (Sect. 3.3).

(e)

Sources mass calculated as in Sánchez-Monge et al. (2014) using the average kinetic temperatures.

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