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Table 5

Overview of the Spitzer-IRS CASSIS spectra.

Object MJD rhelio Δobs α ang-sep AORkey hemisp. UsefulSpectrum
(AU) (AU) (deg) (′′) (μm)
Ariel (UI) [701] 53 563.98055 20.067 19.547 2.54 13.45 4 521 984 L
53 323.25416 20.056 19.724 2.76 13.33 4 522 240 T
Umbriel (UII) [702] 53 695.76250 20.073 19.673 2.69 18.63 4 522 496 L 14.1–22.0
53 183.96250 20.049 19.582 2.62 18.72 4 522 752 T 14.1–22.0
Titania (UIII) [703] 53 181.21458 20.048 19.624 2.67 30.61 4 523 008 L 14.1–37.3
53 716.59166 20.074 20.017 2.89 30.08 4 523 264 T 14.1–37.3
Oberon (UIV) [704] 53 184.28680 20.049 19.577 2.61 41.09 4 523 520 L 14.1–30.0
53 325.65486 20.056 19.763 2.80 40.70 4 523 776 T 14.1–30.0

Notes. rhelio is the light-time corrected heliocentric range, Δobs is the range of target centre wrt. the observer, i.e. Spitzer, α is the phase angle and “ang-sep” is the apparent angular separation from Uranus. The observations were designed to observe either the leading or the trailing hemisphere, which is indicated in column “hemisp”. “UsefulSpectrum” indicates the wavelength range not affected by Uranus stray-light; in the case of Ariel the whole spectrum is affected.

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