Observations of CO on Mars in the infrared and millimetre range

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Carbon Monoxide, Infrared Spectroscopy, Mars (Planet), Microwave Spectra, Bandwidth, Frequency Ranges, Infrared Spectra, Millimeter Waves, Planetary Atmospheres

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Millimeter observation of Mars in the lines of CO and (C-13)O is reported. Evidence of a significant enhancement of the (C-13)O line with respect to the CO line, is observed. Following this result, high resolution observations of the CO vibrational band at 4.7 microns are performed. Several martian lines of (C-12)O-16, (C-13)O, C(O-17) and C(O-18) are identified and analyzed. From the CO lines, a ratio CO/CO2 = 0.0015 is derived. The other isotopic lines seem to be significantly enhanced with respect to the terrestrial isotopic ratios of carbon and oxygen. Observations of CO and (C-13)O are recorded in the (1 to 0) and (2 to 1) lines at several positions of the martian disk.

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