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Isotopic OCS in the troposphere and lower stratosphere determined from high resolution infrared solar absorption spectra

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Abstract

All previous infrared spectroscopic measurements of atmospheric carbonyl sulfide were limited to v3 (band center 2062.2 cm−1 transitions of the main isotopomer, 16O12C32S [Mankin et al., 1979; Zander et al., 1988; Rinsland et al., 1992; Rinsland et al, 1996].

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