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Table 2

Wavelengths of the strongest metal lines used for the abundance determination.

Ion Wavelength (Å)
C III 1174.93b, 1175.26b, 1175.59b, 1175.71b, 1175.99b, 1176.37b
IV 1168.89b, 1168.98b
N III 979.84b, 979.92b, 989.79b, 991.51b, 991.59b, 1182.97b, 1183.03b, 1184.51b, 1184.57b, 3998.63a, 4003.58a, 4097.33a, 4103.43a, 4195.76b, 4200.10b, 4332.91b, 4345.68b, 4379.11a, 4510.91a, 4514.86a, 4518.14a, 4523.56a, 4534.58b, 4634.14b, 4640.64b, 4858.82b, 4867.15b, 4873.60b
N IV 955.33b, 4057.76a, 4606.33b
O III 3757.23a, 3759.88b
Ne III 3328.70b, 3334.84b
Mg II 4481.32a
Al III 1854.72a, 1862.79a, 4479.97b, 4512.56b, 4528.94b
Si IV 1122.49b, 1128.32b, 3762.44a, 3773.15a, 4088.85a, 4212.41a, 4631.24b, 4654.32a
P V 1118.55b, 1128.01b
S V 1122.03b, 1128.01b

Notes. Cr, Mn, Fe, and Ni exhibit many lines and are therefore not included here. (a) Used by Krtička et al. (2019), (b) additionally used in our analysis.

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