Kendall, P.A.; Mason, N.J.; Buchanan, G.A.; Marston, G.; Tegeder, P.; Dawes, A.; Eden, S.; Limão-Vieira, P. and Newnham, D.A.
(2003).
Temperature dependent high-resolution infrared photoabsorption cross-sections of trifluoromethyl sulphur pentafluoride.
Chemical Physics, 287(1-2),
pp. 137–142.
Abstract
Absolute infrared photoabsorption cross-sections have been measured over the range 600–1500 cm−1 for the powerful greenhouse gas SF5CF3 at high resolution (0.03 cm−1) and at temperatures between 203 and 298 K. Our data indicate that the integrated absorption intensity shows a weak negative dependence on temperature. It is concluded therefore that previous calculations of radiative forcings and global warming potentials based on room-temperature data are reasonable estimates for the atmosphere, but may be low by a few percent.
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