NASA NTRS · 19820019019
Science and software support for spacecraft solar occultation experiments
Abstract
The temperature dependence of absorption coefficients of ozone was studied between 7567 A and 3630 A. When the gas was cooled from room temperature to -108 C, an overall increase in the absorption coefficients was noticed. The maximum increase of 5% occurred at lambda = 6020 A. In general, the absorption is linearly dependent on temperature.
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Hessameddin, G., Becher, J.. 1982-06-01. Science and software support for spacecraft solar occultation experiments. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19820019019
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