Infrared Spectroscopy at Sub-Ambient Temperatures: I. Literature Review

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A historical discussion of the development of low-temperature infrared spectroscopy to facilitate the study of structure and thermodynamic properties of molecules is presented. This includes a literature review with 612 references.

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Low-temperature Infrared Spectroscopy

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