\begin{table}%T1 \caption{\label{tab-HH-X}Physical properties observed in \mbox{X-ray}-emitting HH jets.} \small%\centering \par \begin{tabular}{lccccccccl} \hline \hline\noalign{\smallskip} object & $t_{\rm exp}$ & cnts & $L_{\rm X} $ & $T_{\rm X}$ & $L_{\rm j}$ & $z_{\rm X}$ & $D$ & LM/HM & Reference \\ & [ks] & &[$10^{29}$ erg s$^{-1}$] & [$10^{6}$ K] & [arcsec] & [AU] & [pc] & \\ \hline\noalign{\smallskip} HH 2 & $21.4$ & $11$ & $5.2$ & $1$ & $2$ & $56~000$\tablefootmark{c} & $480$ & LM~& \citet{pfg01} \\ HH 154 & $97$ & $63$ & $3$ & $4$ & $5$ & $70{-}140$ & $140$ & LM~& \citet{fbm06}\tablefootmark{d} \\ HH 80/81 & $37.3$ & $46/63$ & $450/430$ & $1.5$ & $-$ & $515~000$ & $1700$ & HM~& \citet{ptm04} \\ HH 168 & $78$ & $-$ & $30$ & $6.5$ & $-$ & $-$ & $730$ & HM~& \citet{ptu09} \\ HH 210 & $838$ & $31$ & $10$ & $0.8$ & $-$ & $37~000$\tablefootmark{c} & $450$ & HM~& \citet{gfg06} \\ HH 540 & $795.8$ & $\approx$$200$ & $0.4$ & $6.6$ & $-$ & $<$$90$ & $450$ & LM~& \citet{kfg05}\tablefootmark{a} \\ HH 216 & $78$ & $8$ & $10$ & $-$ & $4$ & $-$ & $2000$ & -- & \citet{lgm07} \\ DG Tau & $90$ & $18; 9$\tablefootmark{b} & $0.12$ & $3.4$ & $5$ & $30$ & $140$ & LM~& \citet{gsa08} \\ Z CMa & $39.6$ & $20$ & $>$$2.6$ & $2.3$ & $-$ & $>$$ 2000$ & $1050$ & HM~& \citet{sho09} \\ TKH 8 & $89.2$ & $28$ & $20$ & $35.4$ & $-$ & $450{-}900$ & $450$ & LM~& \citet{tkk04}\tablefootmark{e} \\ \hline \end{tabular} \tablefoot{$t_{\rm exp}$ is the exposure time of the observations (or the total exposure time adding together several observations, as in the case of \object{DG Tau}); cnts are the collected photons; $L_{\rm X}$ is the \mbox{X-ray} luminosity roughly in the $[0.3{-}10]$~keV band; $T_{\rm X}$ is the best fit temperature; $L_{\rm j}$ is the linear size of the \mbox{X-ray} source; $z_{\rm X}$ is the distance of the \mbox{X-ray} source from the central protostar; $D$ is the distance of the HH object; LM/HM indicates the low-mass or high-mass young stellar object from which the jet originates.\\ \tablefoottext{a}{Improved estimates of $L_{\rm X}$ and $T_{\rm X}$ from Joel Kastner and Ettore Flaccomio, private communication.}\\ \tablefoottext{b}{The first value is associated with the South-Western jet and the second with the North-Eastern jet in \object{DG Tau}.}\\ \tablefoottext{c}{Values derived from SIMBAD.}\\ \tablefoottext{d}{See also \citet{bfr03}.}\\ \tablefoottext{e}{See also \citet{tkh01}.}} \end{table}