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Dust and gas in star-forming complexes in NGC 3351, NGC 5055, and NGC 5457

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Abstract We present a study of the interstellar medium parameters in star-forming complexes (SFCs) in NGC 3351, NGC 5055, and NGC 5457 galaxies. This study concludes our previous investigations of gas and dust in a number of spiral galaxies. The data for the three galaxies confirm the following. There is a tight correlation between near-infrared and far-infrared luminosities of the extragalactic SFCs. Emission at 8 μm also shows a strong correlation with the carbon monoxide emission. Atomic and molecular gas masses do not show any strong correlation with the corresponding velocity scatters; however, in NGC 5055, we see a hint of the SFC with the largest velocity scatter being located at the galaxy periphery.
Title: Dust and gas in star-forming complexes in NGC 3351, NGC 5055, and NGC 5457
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Abstract We present a study of the interstellar medium parameters in star-forming complexes (SFCs) in NGC 3351, NGC 5055, and NGC 5457 galaxies.
This study concludes our previous investigations of gas and dust in a number of spiral galaxies.
The data for the three galaxies confirm the following.
There is a tight correlation between near-infrared and far-infrared luminosities of the extragalactic SFCs.
Emission at 8 μm also shows a strong correlation with the carbon monoxide emission.
Atomic and molecular gas masses do not show any strong correlation with the corresponding velocity scatters; however, in NGC 5055, we see a hint of the SFC with the largest velocity scatter being located at the galaxy periphery.

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