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Raman intensities of nitrogen and oxygen under high pressure

The work deals with the effects that lead to changes in Raman intensities of nitrogen and oxygen as their pressure increases. It was found that when these gases are compressed up to 80 atm, the intensities of their rovibrational Raman bands per molecule increased by approximately 3%. A theoretical model is proposed for describing Raman intensities in high-pressure gaseous media.

Dmitry V. Petrov | A. R. Zaripov | Ivan I. Matrosov

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