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A study on NO and NO2 absorption properties by using line-tunable CO laser

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The absorption properties of NO in 5.2 μm band and NO2 in 6.2 μm band are measured for some definite wavelengths by using line-tunable CO laser and long-path absorption cell. The absorption coefficients for 49 CO laser wavelengths are given and variations of absorption withpartial and total pressures are analysed. Furthermore, the experimental errors and the interference of water vapour with the absorption at definite laser lines are also discussed.

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Gengchen, W., Qinxin, K. A study on NO and NO2 absorption properties by using line-tunable CO laser. Adv. Atmos. Sci. 4, 218–224 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02677068

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