Pressure broadening of deuterium hydride lines in the 5-0 vibrational band between 77 and 295 K
Self-braodening measurements have been made for the R(0) and R(1) lines of the 5-0 the vibration-rotation band of deuterium hydride. Pressure broadening coefficients and temperature-dependence indices have been determined from measurements over the temperature range of 77 to 295 K. A temperature-dep...
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description | Self-braodening measurements have been made for the
R(0) and
R(1) lines of the 5-0 the vibration-rotation band of deuterium hydride. Pressure broadening coefficients and temperature-dependence indices have been determined from measurements over the temperature range of 77 to 295 K. A temperature-dependent index,
n, of 0.31 was derived for the HD lines studied. A provisional temperature-dependence index for H
2 vibrational-rotational line broadening as small or smaller that the HD index is suggested. A small temperature-dependence index significantly reduces the derived H
2 abundances in the outer planets and correspondingly increases the D/H ratios. |
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