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Statistical Band Model Parameters and Integrated Intensities for the 5.9-μ, 7.5-μ, and 11.3-μ, Bands of HNO3 Vapor

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Abstract

Quantitative absorption measurements of the 5.9-μ, 7.5-μ, and the 11.3-μ bands of pure HNO3 vapor were carried out at 40°C. Use was made of absorption cells of various lengths in order to obtain curves of growth. The statistical spectral band model was applied, and band model parameters and integrated intensities were derived.

© 1971 Optical Society of America

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