Abstract

The 21.8 μm absorption bands of HNO₃ vapor were measured at 40°C. Statistical-band-model analysis of the data resulted in spectral-band-model parameters and yielded an integrated intensity of 393 ± 15% (cm⁻² atm⁻¹) at 40°C between 390 and 502 cm⁻¹.

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Statistical Band Model Parameters and Integrated Intensities for the 5.9-μ, 7.5-μ, and 11.3-μ, Bands of HNO₃ Vapor

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