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Table B.2.

GalaPy’s SED-fitting results for each source.

Source TMC TDD Cont. peak
[K] [K] [Å]
IRAS 16293 39.60 1.61 + 1.78 $ _{-1.61}^{+1.78} $ 16.92 4.70 + 10.20 $ _{-4.70}^{+10.20} $ 1.30
CARMA 7 23.82 2.454 + 3.785 $ _{-2.454}^{+3.785} $ 29.56 2.50 + 2.89 $ _{-2.50}^{+2.89} $ 1.74
YLW16A 24.62 8.72 + 12.54 $ _{-8.72}^{+12.54} $ 37.93 11.14 + 28.00 $ _{-11.14}^{+28.00} $ 1.58
Serpens FIRS 34.89 7.01 + 7.72 $ _{-7.01}^{+7.72} $ 42.07 17.61 + 15.42 $ _{-17.61}^{+15.42} $ 1.47
L1641N 51.87 15.69 + 4.95 $ _{-15.69}^{+4.95} $ 48.493 11.54 + 6.18 $ _{-11.54}^{+6.18} $ 1.00
NGC 2024 65.85 23.18 + 24.38 $ _{-23.18}^{+24.38} $ 94.04 44.80 + 62.58 $ _{-44.80}^{+62.58} $ 1.04

Notes. TMC is the molecular cloud temperature, TDD is the diffuse dust temperature. Both temperatures come from different gray body fits (see blue and yellow fitting lines inside the SEDs in Fig. B.1, respectively). The continuum peak (Cont. peak) is the wavelength at which the SED model peaks. Other parameters, such as stellar mass or bolometric luminosity are not taking into account as they can be strongly affected by the chosen apertures or source’s variability and are also not required for our analysis.

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