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Rotational and interaction induced contributions in the light scattering spectrum of gaseous H2S are identified and discussed as a function of density. The intensity of the latter is shown to obey a density squared dependence and to be in agreement with that predicted by the first order dipoled induced dipole (DID) model for point polarizable scatterers.
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Briganti et al. (1983) studied this question.
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