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Caption: Figure 5.
Fitted
N
H as a function of obscuration diagnostics for the 12 μm sample. The sources without error bars either had the best-fit absorption
equal to the Galactic value, and therefore frozen at this value during fitting, or had
N
H error bars smaller than the symbol size. The dashed lines indicate the boundary for a Compton-thick column density (
N
H ⩾ 1.5 × 10
24 cm
−2) and the dash-dotted line indicates nominal Compton-thick boundaries based on obscuration diagnostics (log (
) ⩽ 0.9 dex, an order of magnitude less than the average value for Sy1s, and Fe Kα EW ⩾ 1 keV). Sources that are likely heavily
obscured according to the obscuration diagnostics, yet have low-fitted column densities, are labeled. Color coding same as
Figure
4.
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