The 240 MeV electron storage ring at the University of Wisconsin Physical Science Laboratory provides an intense polarized continuum light source in the far ultraviolet. Experimental equipment is described which allows the measurement of optical reflectivity and absorption of solids in the photon energy range 6–36 eV at temperatures between 90 and 500 K with this source. A discussion of the experimental procedures and the performance of the system is presented.
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