Infrared spectrum and global warming potential of SF5CF3

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Infrared spectrum and global warming potential of SF5CF3. / Nielsen, Ole John; Nicolaisen, Flemming M.; Bacher, Camilla; Hurley, Michael D.; Wallington, Timothy J.; Shine, Keith P.

I: Atmospheric Environment, Bind 36, Nr. 7, 27.02.2002, s. 1237-1240.

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Nielsen, OJ, Nicolaisen, FM, Bacher, C, Hurley, MD, Wallington, TJ & Shine, KP 2002, 'Infrared spectrum and global warming potential of SF5CF3', Atmospheric Environment, bind 36, nr. 7, s. 1237-1240. https://doi.org/10.1016/S1352-2310(01)00551-9

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Nielsen, O. J., Nicolaisen, F. M., Bacher, C., Hurley, M. D., Wallington, T. J., & Shine, K. P. (2002). Infrared spectrum and global warming potential of SF5CF3. Atmospheric Environment, 36(7), 1237-1240. https://doi.org/10.1016/S1352-2310(01)00551-9

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Nielsen OJ, Nicolaisen FM, Bacher C, Hurley MD, Wallington TJ, Shine KP. Infrared spectrum and global warming potential of SF5CF3. Atmospheric Environment. 2002 feb. 27;36(7):1237-1240. https://doi.org/10.1016/S1352-2310(01)00551-9

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Nielsen, Ole John ; Nicolaisen, Flemming M. ; Bacher, Camilla ; Hurley, Michael D. ; Wallington, Timothy J. ; Shine, Keith P. / Infrared spectrum and global warming potential of SF5CF3. I: Atmospheric Environment. 2002 ; Bind 36, Nr. 7. s. 1237-1240.

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abstract = "The infrared absorption spectrum of SF5CF3 was studied at 296 K over a more extensive wavenumber range (100-4000 cm-1 using spectral resolutions of 0.01 and 0.90 cm-1) than had previously been reported. There was no discernable effect of spectral resolution on the measured IR spectra. Over the region for which comparison can be made (700-1400 cm-1) the absorption cross-sections were indistinguishable within the experimental uncertainties (±5%) from those reported by Sturges et al. (Science 289 (2000) 611). The absorption feature at 612.5 cm-1 which was not reported by Sturges et al. (2000) was quantified in the present work. Inclusion of this feature increases the global-mean forcing due to SF5CF3 by about 3.5% to 0.59 W m-2ppbv-1 and reinforces the position of SF5CF3 as the most powerful greenhouse gas, per molecule, yet detected in the atmosphere. The 100-yr mass-normalized global warming potential of SF5CF3, relative to CO2 is 19,000.",
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AU - Nielsen, Ole John

AU - Nicolaisen, Flemming M.

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AU - Shine, Keith P.

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N2 - The infrared absorption spectrum of SF5CF3 was studied at 296 K over a more extensive wavenumber range (100-4000 cm-1 using spectral resolutions of 0.01 and 0.90 cm-1) than had previously been reported. There was no discernable effect of spectral resolution on the measured IR spectra. Over the region for which comparison can be made (700-1400 cm-1) the absorption cross-sections were indistinguishable within the experimental uncertainties (±5%) from those reported by Sturges et al. (Science 289 (2000) 611). The absorption feature at 612.5 cm-1 which was not reported by Sturges et al. (2000) was quantified in the present work. Inclusion of this feature increases the global-mean forcing due to SF5CF3 by about 3.5% to 0.59 W m-2ppbv-1 and reinforces the position of SF5CF3 as the most powerful greenhouse gas, per molecule, yet detected in the atmosphere. The 100-yr mass-normalized global warming potential of SF5CF3, relative to CO2 is 19,000.

AB - The infrared absorption spectrum of SF5CF3 was studied at 296 K over a more extensive wavenumber range (100-4000 cm-1 using spectral resolutions of 0.01 and 0.90 cm-1) than had previously been reported. There was no discernable effect of spectral resolution on the measured IR spectra. Over the region for which comparison can be made (700-1400 cm-1) the absorption cross-sections were indistinguishable within the experimental uncertainties (±5%) from those reported by Sturges et al. (Science 289 (2000) 611). The absorption feature at 612.5 cm-1 which was not reported by Sturges et al. (2000) was quantified in the present work. Inclusion of this feature increases the global-mean forcing due to SF5CF3 by about 3.5% to 0.59 W m-2ppbv-1 and reinforces the position of SF5CF3 as the most powerful greenhouse gas, per molecule, yet detected in the atmosphere. The 100-yr mass-normalized global warming potential of SF5CF3, relative to CO2 is 19,000.

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