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Table 3

Stellar and wind parameters adopted for and derived from fitting the H/He plus carbon lines displayed in Figs. 914.

Name Sp. type-LC Instrument S/N v sin i vmac Teff log g YHe log Q [C/H]
at 4500 Å (km s−1) (km s−1) (kK) [dex] [dex] [dex]
HD 36512 O9.7V HERMES 210 13 33 33.0–33.8 4.02–4.06 0.105 − 13.4 8.25 ± 0.22
HD 303311 O6V FEROS 148 47 61 40.1–41.2 3.91–4.01 0.107 − 13.0 8.33 ± 0.25
HD 93128 O3.5V FEROS 186 58 56 49.3–48.8 4.09–4.09 0.103 − 12.7 8.23 ± 0.30
HD 188209 O9.5Iab/I HERMES 207 54 93 30.1–30.3 3.03–3.03 0.145 − 12.4 8.23 ± 0.25
HD 169582 O6Ia FEROS 71 66 97 38.9–39.0 3.70–3.70 0.225 − 12.3 8.53 ± 0.20
CygOB2-7 O3I FIES 31 75 10 50.3–51.0 4.09–4.09 0.139 − 12.1 8.03

Notes. The two values for Teff and log g refer to the values provided by Holgado et al. (2018) and our final values, respectively. The carbon abundances derived for our two hottest objects (HD 93128 and CygOB2-7) rely mostly on only two lines from C IV, and should be considered with caution. See text.

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