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The Absorption of Ozone in the Ultra-violet and Visible Regions of the Spectrum

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Hearn, A G·1961·Proceedings of the Physical Society

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The absorption coefficient of gaseous ozone has been measured for the mercury lines at 2537, 2894, 2967, 3021, 3342, and 5770 Å, by measuring the optical absorption and the pressure as the ozone decays in a sealed quartz absorption tube. This avoids the chemical determination of the ozone. The determination gives independent and absolute values of the absorption coefficients, and their standard deviations are 2½% or less. Previous measurements of the absorption coefficients disagree by as much as 25%, but the present results generally agree within the limits of error with those of Inn and Tanaka.

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Authors
Hearn, A. G.
Venue
Proceedings of the Physical Society
Published
1961-11-01
Volume
78
Issue
5
Pages
932-940
ISSN
0370-1328 (ISSN-L)
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187
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Type
journal article
Language
en
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