INTENSITY AND POSITION MEASUREMENTS OF CARBON DIOXIDE LINES IN THE 4370 TO 4640 $cm^{-1}$ REGION

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1991

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Ohio State University

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A set of 14 spectra of the carbon dioxide absorption bands in the 4300 to 4700 cm−1 region were obtained with a BOMEM DA3.002 FTS and a White cell using absorption path lengths between 507 and 1307 meters. The principal purpose of this work was to make the first laboratory measurements of the transition moment and Herman-Wallis intensity parameters of the 12C16O2 (311O)IV−(0000) band at 4416.15cm−1. This weak band was recently found to be prominent in the thermal emission spectrum of the dark side of Venus1. Our measured rotationless transition moment of this band is R2=(1.41±0.14) x10−11 Debye2. Line positions for this band were calibrated using the 2-0 band2 of CO. The spectra of CO and CO2 were recorded simultaneously with a small amount of added CO to the CO2. In this spectral region we have also recorded data which is suitable for intensity and positional work on the (3110)III−(000), (3220)III−(0110) and (400)IV−(0110) bands of 12C16O2 and the (002)I−(000) band of 13C16O18O.

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Author Institution: NASA AMES Research Center, , MS 245/4, Moffett Field, CA 94035-1000.


1B. Bezard, C. de Bergh, D. Crisp, and J.-P. Maillard, Nature 245, 508 (1990). 2C. R. Pollock, F.R. Petersen, D. A. Jennings, and J. S. Wells, J. Mol. Spectrosc. 99, 357 (1983).

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