Abstract
Fourier transform absorption spectra of the 2–0 band of 12C16O mixed with CO2 have been recorded at total pressures from 156 to 1212hPa and at 4 different temperatures between 240K and 283K. CO2 pressure-induced line broadening and line shift coefficients, and the temperature dependence of the former have been measured including line mixing using a multi-spectrum non-linear least squares fitting technique. Different line shape models have been considered to take into account the Dicke narrowing or speed dependence effects. Measured line-shape parameters were compared with theoretical values, calculated for individual temperatures using a semi-empirical method and the Exponential Power Gap (EPG) law.
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