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Table 3.

Properties of the kinematically disturbed H I gas.

Source (a) Component (b) (c) NH I(d) d(e) nH I(f) mH I(g) v(h) r(i) H I(j)
[1019 cm−2 K−1] [1019 cm−2] [pc] [cm−3] [104 M] [km s−1] [pc] [M yr−1]
4C 12.50 Outflow 4.6 460 50 × 12 150−300 1.6 1000 16−29
4C 52.37 Outflow 2.0 2000 ≲38 170 18 450 ≲38 4.3
Systemic 1.0 1000 95 × ≲38 85 23
3C 236 Outflow (Core) 0.78 780 ≲36 120 2.8 640 ≲40 0.5
3C 293 Outflow (Core) 0.4 400 ≲24 54 1.5 300 ≲24 0.36
Systemic (Core) 2.0 2000 33 × 33 196 1.4

Notes.

(a)

Values for 4C 12.50 from Morganti et al. (2013), for 3C 236 from Schulz et al. (2018), and for 4C 52.37 and 3C 293 from this paper. For 4C 12.50 and 3C 236, we focus on the kinematically disturbed H I gas.

(b)

For 4C 52.37, the values for ‘Outflow’ after integrating over S2 and S3.

(c)

Mean H I column density normalized by spin temperature.

(d)

Mean H I column density. Tspin = 1000 K is assumed except for 4C 12.50 for which Morganti et al. (2013) assumed Tspin = 100 K.

(e)

Projected size of the components. For the outflow, a spherical geometry is assumed with an upper limit of the diameter based on the synthesized beam. For S1, an ellipsoidal geometry is assumed, with the major and minor axis given.

(f)

Density of the H I clouds. The same Tspin values as for the column density are assumed here.

(g)

Mass of the H I clouds for the chosen Tspin values.

(h)

Peak velocity of the H I clouds relative to the peak velocity of S1.

(i)

Deprojected distance of the H I clouds.

(j)

Mass outflow rate following Heckman (2002) for the chosen Tspin values.

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