A cell has been constructed which allows the observation of infrared spectra of nonequilibrium pressures of monomeric gaseous molecules cooled to cryogenic temperatures. Details of the performance of the cell are given, and it is suggested that this technique may be preferable to supersonic jet cooling for some applications.
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