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Absolute absorption cross-section measurements of CO2 in the ultraviolet from 200 to 206 nm at 295 and 373 K
Authors
A Karaiskou
V Papadakis
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TP Rakitzis
Claire Vallance
IM Vardavas
Publication date
11 December 2004
Publisher
Doi
Abstract
Laboratory measurements of the absolute absorption cross-section of CO 2 at the temperatures 295 and 373 K have been made between 200 and 206 nm using cavity ring-down spectroscopy. Below 205 nm, the cross-section at 373 K is significantly larger than at 295 K, whereas beyond 205 nm measurements at both temperatures yield cross-sections approximately equal to the Rayleigh scattering cross-section, within experimental error. The present measurements should resolve a long-standing discrepancy between previously published data on this system. © 2004 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved
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