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Absorption Spectroscopy
Overview Caesium D1 Caesium D2 HCl Helium, D0, D1, D2 Indium Methane Oxigen Potassium D1 Rubidium D1 Rubidium D2 Rubidium D2 EIT Water Vapour Acetylene
Raman Spectroscopy
Overview Acetone Carbon Hydride Ethanol Gas Oil Glucose
Metrology
ADI Overview MolECL
Fluorescence Spectroscopy
Overview Vimetin Staining
 

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Hydrogene Chloride (HCl) Spectroscopy
Hydrogen Chloride is one of the most important acits. However, in some 'applications' the amount of hydrogen chloride needs to be exactly measured. In the Hitran database, several transitions can be found. A popular transition is within the first vibrational overtone around 1742nm.