Self-broadened widths and frequency shifts of water vapor lines between 590 and 2400 cm-1.

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Water Vapor: Infrared Spectra, Water Vapor: Line Broadening, Water Vapor: Infrared Lines, Water Vapor: Laboratory Spectra

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This experimental study reports self-broadened linewidths and pressure-induced frequency-shifts of water vapor in the spectral region between 590 and 2400 cm-1. Over 1900 vibration-rotation transitions have been measured at 0.0054 cm-1 resolution using the Fourier transform spectrometer at Kitt Peak National Observatory. Self-broadening parameters have been obtained for the (000)-(000), (010)-(010), (010)-(000), (020)-(010), and (100)-(010) vibrational bands of H216O, H218O, and H217O. The observed widths range from 0.52 to 0.1 cm-1atm-1, and the pressure shifts fall between ±0.05 cm-1atm-1. The present linewidth coefficients are compared with previously measured and computed values given in the available literature. There have been no prior studies of self-broadened frequency-shifts of water vapor lines of this spectral region.

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