1994A&A...291..757K


Query : 1994A&A...291..757K

1994A&A...291..757K - Astronomy and Astrophysics, volume 291757-764 (1994/11-3)

The galactic distribution of chemical elements as derived from B-stars in open clusters II. NGC6611, S285, and S289.

KILIAN-MONTENBRUCK J., GEHREN T. and NISSEN P.E.

Abstract (from CDS):

The chemical composition of the open cluster NGC 6611 and the Sharpless regions S 285 and S 289 have been analysed, and stellar parameters (effective temperature, gravity, microturbulence) and chemical abundances of 4 unevolved B-stars in NGC 6611, 2 B-stars in S 285, and 1 B-star in S 289 are given. Line blanketed LTE model atmospheres and NLTE line formation calculations were used for the abundance determination of C, N, O, Mg, Al, and Si; LTE line formation calculations were used for the abundance determination of Ne, S, and Fe. In agreement with results obtained from B-type stars in the solar neighbourhood and the young open cluster NGC 6231 presented in earlier papers, all elements except neon show an average underabundance of 0.1-0.4dex with respect to the solar value. Among the cluster stars abundance differences of 0.2-0.7dex may be observed. First results for the galactic metallicity gradient show an insignificant value for most observed elements, except for neon and sulfur, which is in contrast to results of analyses of HII regions by Shaver et al. (1983).

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Journal keyword(s): stars: abundances - Galaxy: abundances - stars: early-type - open clusters and associations: individual: NGC 6611, SH 2-285, SH 2-289

CDS comments: Table 1 : * in Sh 2-285, 289 not in SIMBAD, cf. 1979A&AS.38.197M

Simbad objects: 13

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Number of rows : 13
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2026
#notes
1 LBN 1014 HII 06 45.9 -07 18           ~ 22 0
2 SH 2-285 HII 06 55 15 -00 29.9           ~ 47 0
3 NGC 6231 OpC 16 54 14.4 -41 48 53           ~ 562 0
4 BD-13 4921 Y*O 18 18 29.9553677376 -13 49 57.614440296 9.81 10.41 9.91     B0.7V 58 0
5 LS IV -13 14 Y*O 18 18 32.2227699960 -13 48 48.055623228 11.343 11.024 10.296 10.38 9.430 O9V 56 0
6 NGC 6611 210 Y*O 18 18 36.9748262760 -13 47 52.763758440 11.23 12.03 11.47     B1V 35 0
7 NGC 6611 223 Y*O 18 18 37.8647752080 -13 46 35.150559996 11.44 11.80 11.06     B1V 38 0
8 LS IV -13 19 Y*O 18 18 40.7577155496 -13 46 52.031251740 10.84 11.27 11.00     B1V 45 0
9 M 16 OpC 18 18 45.1 -13 47 31           ~ 1084 1
10 BD-13 4929 Y*O 18 18 45.8504419992 -13 46 30.898082136 10.05 10.509 10.23 10.02 8.830 O7V+B0.5V+B0.5V: 70 0
11 BD-13 4930 Y*O 18 18 52.6749052848 -13 49 42.634556148 9.04 9.71 9.45   8.968 O9.7V 116 0
12 BD-13 4933 Be* 18 19 04.8784525032 -13 48 20.444449032 11.259 11.095 10.628   9.915 B0.5Vn 51 0
13 BD-13 4934 Y*O 18 19 05.5681000896 -13 54 50.509739916 9.06 9.68 9.54     B1Vp 39 0

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