Geophysical Research Letters · 1976 · 217 citations · 12 references
Upper AtmosphereAtmospheric RadiationPhotographic ExposureEngineeringAtmospheric PhotochemistryAtmospheric ScienceSpectroscopyAtmospheric SoundingRadiation MeasurementOptical AbsorptionOh ‐ RadicalsDetection LimitLower Atmosphere
OH has been detected in the lower troposphere by optical absorption of the Q 1 2 (A²Σ + , v = O, X²Π, v = O) line at 307.995 nm along a 7.8 km path above Jülich (51° North, 6° East). The detection limit depended on the quality of the photographic exposure and reached 2 · 10 6 cm −3 in the most favourable cases. OH generally remained below 4 · 10 6 cm −3 , the average detection limit. But on several occasions during the observation period from mid August to November 1975 concentrations up to 7 · 10 6 cm −3 were observed.
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