Measurement of the Bromine Absorption Cross-Section (325-850 nm) and characterization of the B3Π<sub>ou</sub> ← X1Σ<sub>g</sub>+Transition

Defined Br2 XS - is the defined absorption cross-section using the UVvis spectrophotometer. BBCEAS - This is raw absorption data measured using the BBCEAS (see article for details). UVvis raw - This is the raw absorption data measured using the UVvis spectrophotometer.

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2025-06-06
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Measurement of the Bromine Absorption Cross-Section (325-850 nm) and characterization of the B3Πou ← X1Σg+Transition

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Advanced Chemical Physics Studies
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Measurement of the Bromine Absorption Cross-Section (325-850 nm) and characterization of the B3Πou ← X1Σg+Transition

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Defined Br2 XS - is the defined absorption cross-section using the UVvis spectrophotometer. BBCEAS - This is raw absorption data measured using the BBCEAS (see article for details). UVvis raw - This is the raw absorption data measured using the UVvis spectrophotometer.

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