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1997A&A...324..276C - Astronomy and Astrophysics, volume 324, 276-280 (1997/8-1)

A new, evolved bipolar planetary nebula.

CORRADI R.L.M., VILLAVER E., MAMPASO A. and PERINOTTO M.

Abstract (from CDS):

Optical imaging and spectroscopy reveal that the ionised region No.252 in the list of Marsalkowa (1974Ap&SS..27....3M), whose photograph is presented in the ``Atlas of Galactic Nebulae'' by Neckel & Vehrenberg (1990), is actually a planetary nebula. According to Acker et al. (1992ESOPN...1....1A), the object should therefore be named as PN G321.6+02.2. The nebula has the following properties: it is located at 2.0±0.5kpc from the Sun, has a bipolar morphology, a giant size (∼4pc!), low densities, a hot (unobserved) central star (T>130000K), and extreme He and N overabundances (He/H=0.147±0.029, log(N/O)=0.47+0.20–0.38). The nebula is likely to be in a very evolved evolutionary stage.

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Journal keyword(s): planetary nebulae: individual: PN G321.6+02.2

Nomenclature: CVMP N (No. 1).

Simbad objects: 3

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