SHAPES AND WIDTHS OF AMMONIA LINES COLLISION-BROADENED BY HYDROGEN

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1972

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Ohio State University

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Half-widths and shapes of several rotational lines in ν2-bands of ammonia, collision-broadened by hydrogen, have been measured, at room temperature, with a spectral resolution of 0.15m−1. Line intensities and self-broadened half-widths have also been measured. From the line intensity data, an estimate of Sband=600±30 cm−2 atm−1 has been derived for the absolute intensity of the pair of bands. Hydrogen-broadened half-widths have been found to be 0.075±0.004 cm−1 atm−1 for all the lines measured. Shapes of the lines in NH3H2 collisions seem to conform to the super-Lorentz line shape proposed by Varanasi et al. for dipole-quadrupole collisions.

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This research was supported by NASA under Grant No. NGR 33-015-139


Author Institution: Department of Mechanics, State University of New York

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