Abstract

Values for mid-IR integrated band intensities of gaseous N₂O₅ were determined at room temperature. The absorptions studied were at 1720, 1246, 743, and 557 cm⁻¹. The integrated intensities were 2204, 581, 685, and 699 atm⁻¹-cm⁻², respectively. Implications of these results for the stratospheric detection of N₂O₅ are discussed.

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