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Table 1.

General properties of the H I-rich sample.

No Name D Vhel MK log10(Reff) PA ε E(B − V) log10M(H I) log10M⋆, r
[Mpc] [km s−1] [mag] [arcsec] [°] [mag] [M] [M]
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
1 NGC 2594 35.1 2362 −22.36 0.82 306 0.122 0.050 8.91 10.47
2 NGC 2685 16.7 875 −22.78 1.41 37 0.402 0.051 9.33 10.31
3 NGC 2764 39.6 2706 −23.19 1.09 173 0.218 0.034 9.28 10.64
4 NGC 2859 27.0 1690 −24.13 1.43 269 0.272 0.017 8.46 10.97
5 NGC 3414 24.5 1470 −23.98 1.38 135 0.079 0.021 8.28 11.11
6 NGC 3522 25.5 1228 −21.67 1.01 241 0.504 0.020 8.47 10.31
7 NGC 3619 26.8 1560 −23.57 1.42 72 0.020 0.013 9.00 10.91
8 NGC 3626 19.5 1486 −23.30 1.41 179 0.454 0.017 8.94 10.54
9 NGC 3838 23.5 1308 −22.52 1.04 144 0.382 0.009 8.38 10.36
10 NGC 3941 11.9 930 −23.06 1.40 189 0.338 0.018 8.73 10.34
11 NGC 3945 23.2 1281 −24.31 1.45 159 0.435 0.023 8.85 11.02
12 NGC 3998 13.7 1048 −23.33 1.30 67 0.458 0.013 8.45 10.94
13 NGC 4036 24.6 1385 −24.40 1.46 272 0.507 0.019 8.41 11.16
14 NGC 4203 14.7 1087 −23.44 1.47 206 0.153 0.012 9.15 10.60
15 NGC 4278 15.6 620 −23.80 1.50 50 0.230 0.023 8.80 11.08
16 NGC 5173 38.4 2424 −22.88 1.01 261 0.214 0.024 9.33 10.42
17 NGC 5582 27.7 1430 −23.28 1.44 30 0.403 0.011 9.65 10.86
18 NGC 5631 27.0 1944 −23.70 1.32 34 0.198 0.017 8.89 10.89
19 NGC 6798 37.5 2360 −23.52 1.23 324 0.383 0.114 9.38 10.69
20 UGC 06176 40.1 2677 −22.66 1.03 210 0.598 0.015 9.02 10.44
21 UGC 09519 27.6 1631 −21.98 0.87 198 0.402 0.018 9.27 10.06

Notes. Column (1): the name is the principal designation from LEDA (Paturel et al. 2003). Column (2): distance in Mpc (Cappellari et al. 2011a). Column (3): heliocentric velocity (Cappellari et al. 2011a). Column (4): absolute magnitude derived from the apparent magnitude in K band (Cappellari et al. 2011a). Column (5): projected half-light effective radius (Cappellari et al. 2011a). Column (6): position angle of the galaxy calculated from the H I image (Serra et al. 2014). Column (7): ellipticity of the galaxy calculated from the H I image (Serra et al. 2014). Column (8): estimates of Galactic dust extinction (Schlafly & Finkbeiner 2011). Column (9): total H I mass calculated assuming galaxy distances given in Col. (2) (Serra et al. 2012). Column (10): stellar mass calculated by using a mass-to-light ratio and a total luminosity in the r-band (Cappellari et al. 2013).

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