MEASUREMENT OF COLLISION BROADENING BY HYDROGEN AND NITROGEN OF ACETYLENE LINES IN THE $14 \mu m$ REGION USING A TUNABLE DIODE LASER SPECTROMETER

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1990

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Ohio State University

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Using a tunable diode laser system at 0.0005cm−1 resolution, the line widths of acetylene, broadened by hydrogen and nitrogen, are currently being studied. Hydrogen and nitrogen have been previously used as perturbers in the ν5 band of C2H2 by Blass and Chin,1 while oxygen and nitrogen have been used as the perturbing gases by Lambot etal.2 The collisional line widths are determined in a least mean squares sense from the aggregate set of observations using a stepwise multiple regression program with biweights.3 The collision broadening coefficients will be determined for both hydrogen and nitrogen. Current work includes verification of previous results and the extension of line width measurements over a larger range of J values for ν5 and several 14μm hot bands.

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1 W. E. Blass and V. W. L. Chin, JQSRT 38, 185 (1987). 2 D. Lambot, G. Blanquet and J.-P. Bouanich, J. Mol. Spec. 136, 86 (1989). 3 K. F. Lin, W. E. Blass, and N. M. Gailar, J. Mol. Spec. 79, 151 (1980).


Author Institution: Molecular Spectroscopy Laboratory, Department of Physics and Astronomy, The University of Tennessee

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