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Table A.1.

Emission line fluxes of [Ne II], [Ne III], and [Ne V] and corresponding ratios

J1356N J1356S NLR N NLR S
[Ne II] 15.81±1.22 1.29±0.05 0.18±0.03 0.72±0.02
[Ne III] 50.43±0.72 6.19±0.19 2.34±0.06 4.41±0.08
[Ne V]14.3 25.69±0.84 4.61±0.17 1.48±0.05 4.46±0.11
[Ne V]24.3 26.12±8.30 6.73±3.45 3.24±0.43 6.22±2.72

[Ne III]/[Ne II] 3.19±0.25 4.81±0.23 12.61±2.19 6.16±0.20
[Ne V]/[Ne II] 1.62±0.14 3.59±0.19 7.97±1.40 6.22±0.23
[Ne V]14.3/24.3 0.98±0.31 0.69±0.35 0.46±0.06 0.72±0.31

ne (cm−3; Te = 104 K) ≤2008 ≤606 ... ≤606
ne (cm−3; Te = 2 × 104 K) ≤3813 ≤1221 ... ≤1221

Notes. Fluxes are in units of 10−15 erg s−1 cm−2 and they were divided by a factor (1+z) because they were measured in the rest-frame spectra shown in Fig. 2. We fitted the three emission lines with three Gaussian components plus a linear polynomial to describe the local continuum, using the lmfit package. The last two rows correspond to upper limits on the electron densities measured from [Ne V]14.3/24.3+Δ[Ne V]14.3/24.3 using PyNeb (v1.1.19) and considering electron temperatures of 104 and 2×104 K. For reference, the median values of [Ne III]/[Ne II] and [Ne V]/[Ne II] reported by Pereira-Santaella et al. (2010) for QSOs, Seyfert 1, Seyfert 2 galaxies, and LINERs measured from Spitzer/IRS spectra are shown in Fig. 3. The median [Ne V]14.3/24.3 values reported for the same groups are 1.00±0.30, 0.91±0.25, 1.00±0.30, and 0.77±0.18.

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