Spectroscopic identification of CHCℓF2 (F‐22) in the lower stratosphere
Authors:
- A. GoldmanAGA. Goldman
- F. J. MurcrayFMF. J. Murcray
- R. D. BlatherwickRBR. D. Blatherwick
- F. S. BonomoFBF. S. Bonomo
- F. H. MurcrayFMF. H. Murcray
- D. G. MurcrayDMD. G. Murcray
Open Access
- 1 September 1981
- journal article
- Published by American Geophysical Union (AGU) in Geophysical Research Letters
- Vol. 8 (9) , 1012-1014
Abstract
Infrared atmospheric spectra were obtained at ∼0.02 cm−1 resolution during a balloon flight made on 3/23/81. These spectra show an absorption feature near 829 cm−1 which we identify as due to CHCℓF2 (Fluorocarbon 22). A preliminary estimate from the sunset spectra shows approximately 100 pptv F‐22 near 15 km.Keywords
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