Yes it does: this would be all in "mass_gas". You could obtain the ionized or neutral hydrogen mass from the gas using the particle data in the snapshot and the NeutralHydrogenAbundance field.
Julian Goddy
18 Jan '22
Hi Dylan,
Are you implying that the ionized gas mass and the neutral hydrogen gas mass are the same?
Hi,
I would like to know whether a baryonic mass defined as "mass_gas" + "mass_stars" using the parameters in the API version (for example in https://www.tng-project.org/api/TNG100-1/snapshots/99/subhalos/461864/) includes ionized gas mass.
Thanks,
Julian
Dear Julian,
Yes it does: this would be all in "mass_gas". You could obtain the ionized or neutral hydrogen mass from the gas using the particle data in the snapshot and the
NeutralHydrogenAbundance
field.Hi Dylan,
Are you implying that the ionized gas mass and the neutral hydrogen gas mass are the same?
Thanks,
Julian
Rather, that
ionized_H_mass + neutral_H_mass = total_H_mass =~ 0.75 * total_gas_mass
.Hi Dylan,
Thanks for the clarification; that makes sense.
Julian