Abstract
The absorption spectra of solid benzene grown under different conditions have been measured from 1100 A to 2500A. We have found that the spectrum of solid benzene grown at high temperature (170 K) is quite different from that of solid benzene grown at low temperature (60 K∼120 K). Brief discussions on the origin of the differences in the spectra are given.
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