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Laboratory measurements at low temperatures of the ozone absorption coefficient differences required in the standard spectroscopic measurement of atmospheric ozone are described. The measurements were made with a Dobson spectrophotometer and a quartz‐iodine source. The results at the standard wavelength pairs are The effective temperature was – 42°C (± 2°C). These results are compared with those of other workers. The error in measured total ozone amount caused by changes in stratospheric temperatures is discussed. Maximum errors of about 4 per cent seem possible in spring warmings, the apparent ozone amount being too low.
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