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Table 1

Properties of the sample targeted by this work.

Core Coordinates Distancea N(H2)b Tdust b Lc HGBS catalogue objectd
RA (J2000) Dec (J2000) 1022 cm−2 K pc
Taurus
Tau 410 04h18m32.99s +28°28m29.0s 130 1.8 11.4 0.096–0.149 Same
Tau 420 04h18m40.32s +28°23m16.0s 130 4.0 12.8 0.064–0.120 Same
TMC1-Ce 04h41m 34.31s +26°00m40.0s 140 1.9 11.3 0.129–0.157
L1544 05h04m 17.21s +25°10m42.8s 170 11.6 10.2 0.073–0.125
Isolated cores
L183 15h54m08.56s −02°52m49.0s 110 5.9 9.6 0.052–0.077
L429 18h17m05.53s −08°13m29.9s 200 5.1 9.9 0.065–0.109
L694-2 19h41m05.03s +10°57m02.0s 250 4.3 9.8 0.077–0.111
Ophiuchus
Oph 1 16h31m57.63s −24°57m35.7s 140 3.8 13.4 0.067–0.141 Oph 410+412f
Oph 2 16h31m39.94s −24°49m50.3s 140 5.2 13.3 0.075–0.115 Oph 387 (24″)
Oph 3 16h27m33.24s −24°26m24.1s 140 7.8 12.5 0.085–0.110 Oph 246 (7.8″)
Oph 4 16h27m12.77s −24°29m40.3s 140 5.6 13.9 0.084–0.142 Oph 196 (9.2″)
Oph 5 16h27m15.28s −24°30m30.1s 140 5.4 13.9 0.081–0.125 Oph 201 (11″)
Oph 6 16h27m19.99s −24°27m17.6s 140 4.7 13.8 0.117–0.155 Oph 215 (5.7″)
Oph D 16h28m28.56s −24°19m25.0s 140 1.7 13.3 0.076–0.108 Oph 316 (11″)
Corona Australis
CrA 038 19h01m46.10s −36°55m35.7s 150 6.2 13.7 0.078–0.109 Same
CrA 040 19h01m47.28s −36°56m39.8s 150 4.6 15.5 0.115–0.144 Same
CrA 044 19h01m54.45s −36°57m48.9s 150 10.5 18.2 0.044–0.074 Same
CrA 047 19h01m55.86s −36°57m46.9s 150 9.9 19.0 0.044–0.071 Same
CrA 050ɡ 19h01m58.94s −36°57m09.9s 150 3.5 18.0 0.107–0.132 Same
CrA 151 19h10m20.17s −37°08m27.0s 150 4.1 11.2 0.041–0.076 Same

Notes. (a)Distance references: Ophiuchus, Ortiz-León et al. (2018); Taurus, Galli et al. (2019); Corona Australis, Galli et al. (2020); L183, L429, L694-2, Redaelli et al. (2018, and references therein). (b)The gas column density and dust temperature are taken from the maps generated from the Herschel continuum data. Values towards the cores’ coordinates, averaged in a 37″ beam. (c)Path length along the line of sight from where the molecular emission arises in Eq. (1). The two values correspond to the equivalent diameter of the region encompassing the 60% and 40% contours of the N(H2) peak value, as described in Sect. 4.5. (d)Corresponding object in the HGBS catalogues (when present) and the distance offset to our pointing. (e)The TMC1-C pointing is offset by ≈60″ compared to the one of Caselli et al. (2008).(f) Oph 1 is found roughly halfway between the centres of Oph 410 (22″ to the north-west) and Oph 412 (18″ to the south-west) from the HGBS catalogue. For the DCO+ (4−3) spectrum towards this object, we took the average of the two spectra. Their intensities differ by ~5%. (ɡ)CrA 050 contains a detected YSO within its boundaries (source SMM2, Sicilia-Aguilar et al. 2013). This is a young, Class I object.

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