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Table 1

Clump properties of the selected 2052 ATLASGAL clumps searched for outflows.

ATLASGAL Dist. log Lbol log Mclump log N(H2) log Σ CH3OH H2O SiO
(CSC Gname) (kpc) (L) (M) (cm−2) (cm−3) (M pc−2)
AGAL005.001+00.086 2.93 2.29 2.07 22.17 4.59 2.89 N N N
AGAL005.076−00.091 10.80 4.02 3.64 22.36 4.2 3.16 N N N
AGAL005.321+00.184 2.94 1.92 2.18 22.08 N N N
AGAL005.371+00.319 12.81 4.04 2.8 22.06 4.03 2.76 N N N
AGAL005.387+00.187 2.94 1.66 2.3 22.71 5.15 3.34 N N N
AGAL005.397+00.194 2.94 1.96 2.59 22.62 4.66 3.11 N N N
AGAL005.474−00.244 2.96 4.22 2.83 22.48 4.2 2.89 N N N
AGAL005.884−00.392 3.0 5.33 2.72 23.49 6.14 4.14 Y Y Y
AGAL005.897−00.444 3.0 4.88 2.8 22.93 4.83 3.3 N Y N
AGAL005.899−00.429 3.0 4.75 2.71 23.3 5.73 3.86 Y Y N

Notes. Columns are: clumps Galactic name, heliocentric distance (Dist.), bolometric luminosity (Lbol), clump mass (Mclump), the peak H2 column density [N(H2)], mean volume density () and mean mass surface density (Σ) at FWHM level (i.e., within the 50% contour), the associations with methanol maser (CH3OH), water maser (H2O), and SiO emission. These physical properties are taken from Urquhart et al. (2018) and Urquhart et al. (2022), with uncertainties of a factor of a few. The information of maser associations are from Billington et al. (2020), with the detection levels of 15–167 mJy (1σ) for H2O (Walsh et al. 2011, 2014) and ~170 mJy (1σ) for CH3OH maser (Green et al. 2009). The SiO data are collected from the SEDIGISM survey and the literature (Harju et al. 1998; Csengeri et al. 2016; Stroh et al. 2019), with sensitivities of ~ 0.8 K (Schuller et al. 2017), ~0.03–0.07 K (Harju et al. 1998), 15–30 mK (Csengeri et al. 2016), and 14 mJy beam−1 (Stroh et al. 2019). The symbol “Y” means maser detections. − means no measurements, whilst “N” means no detections. Only a small part of the table is presented here with the full version available from CDS.

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