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Table 2.

Breakdown of the blazar source classes during the construction of the BlazEr1 catalog.

Class Acronym NBLAZE NeRASS1 Nmatch, 15 Nmatch, 8 Nsample Nnew Nspec Nspec, new
BL Lac object BLL 1697 802 682 641 597 90 353 40
BL Lac candidate BLLC 7750 3188 1269 1099 954 574 185 85
Galaxy-dominated BL Lac object BZG 164 59 33 32 28 10 8 1
FSRQ FSRQ 1937 929 844 796 769 252 220 43
FSRQ candidate FSRQC 3444 1799 1135 1011 913 569 109 63
Blazar of unknown type BCU 2503 1241 849 766 712 311 253 86
Blazar candidate of unknown type BCUC 82 873 33 918 3305 2507 1892 1160 145 73

Total 100 368 41 936 8117 6852 5865 2966 1273 391

Notes. Ntot and NeRASS1: number of sources contained in the BLAZE catalog across the entire sky and in the western Galactic hemisphere, respectively. Nmatch, 15 and Nmatch, 8: Number of eROSITA sources within 15″ and 8″ of a BLAZE catalog source. Nsample: final number of eROSITA counterparts after accounting for the detection likelihood and quality flags. Nnew: Number of sources of each class with no previous exposure time with XMM-Newton, Chandra, ASCA, NuSTAR, Suzaku, Swift-XRT, and ROSAT pointed observations. Nspec: Number of sources with N > 50 counts, for which X-ray spectral analysis is possible. Nspec, new: Number of sources from the spectroscopic subsample without prior X-ray data available.

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