Line formation in the solar chromosphere. II - an optically thick region of the chromosphere-corona transition region observed with OSO 8

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Chromosphere, Line Spectra, Solar Spectra, Ultraviolet Astronomy, Optical Thickness, Oso-8, Radiative Transfer, Ultraviolet Spectrometers

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The University of Colorado ultraviolet spectrometer aboard the Orbiting Solar Observatory 8(OSO 8) has measured self-reversed profiles of the resonance line of C IV lamda 1548.2 at the limb passage of an active region. The degree of the self-reversal together with the absolute intensity of the line profile determine the electron density in the active region at 10 to the 10th/cu cm at temperatures where the C IV line is formed. The nonthermal component of the broadening velocity is no more than 14km/s, and the physical thickness of an equivalent plane-parallel slab in hydrostatic equilibrium that would give rise to the observed line profiles is about 430 km.

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