Abstract
The measurement of small concentrations of hydrogen peroxide through the detection of rotational transitions in the millimeter and sub-millimeter wave regions is discussed. Calculated transition frequencies and absorption coefficients of H 2O 2 for frequencies up to 2000 GHz are presented. The reliability of the calculated values is illustrated by measurements of the linewidths and absorption coefficients of transitions in the 140 GHz range. Finally, methods for the detection of trace quantities of the peroxide molecule are briefly described.
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