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Optical Constants of Photochemical Haze Analogs in N2-CH4-CO Atmospheres from 0.4 to 28.6 μm
Photochemical hazes play an important role in shaping the spectra and radiative balance of N2-dominated planetary atmospheres. We present newly acquired FTIR and retrieved optical constants (N=n+ik) of laboratory-generated haze analogs from N2/CH4 and N2/CH4/CO gas mixtures under plasma discharge co
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