Table 2.
L[C ii]/LFIR | LCO 2—1/LFIR | L[C ii]/LCO 2–1 |
LFIR/MGas (L☉=M☉) |
(Habing field) | τ d,160 | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
OMC1 (full mapa) |
3.8(5.4)×10−3 | 3.6(6.2)×10−6 | 1200(900) | 43(27) | 7.5×103 | 0.03(0.03) |
Extended Cloud (R>0.4 pc) |
4.7(6.0)×10−3 | 4.5(7.5)×10−6 | 1400(900) | 35(20) | 3.2×103 | 0.02(0.02) |
Dense PDR interface (0.16<R<0.24 pc annulusa) |
1.1(0.5)×10−3 | 6.6(2.2)×10−7 | 1600(500) | 87(24) | 3.3×104 | 0.08(0.05) |
Toward H ii around Trapezium (R<0.1 pc) |
9.3(3.9)×10−4 | 5.4(1.8)×10−7 | 1700(400) | 126(18) | 3.3×104 | 0.05(0.02) |
Note. — Average values over the different template cloud regions defined in Section 3.2. Numbers in parenthesis represent the standard deviation (1σ) of each sample. LFIR refers to the 40-500 μm range.
The central Orion BN/KL region (50′×50′) is not included in the computation of the average values due to saturation of the photometric measurements. A low L[C ii]/LFIR≃(2-8)×10−5 luminosity ratio and td,160≃1-3 was inferred from Herschel/PACS spectroscopic observations (Goicoechea et al. 2015). The mean L[C ii]/LCO 2–1 ratio in this region is ~270.
Estimated from IFIR and Equation 3.