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    • Analytical Chemistry
    • Environmental Science

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    • Precise gas concentration measurement is vital for applications like air quality analysis and pollution detection.
    • Tunable laser absorption spectroscopy (TLAS) is a promising technique for gas sensing.
    • Accurate determination of gas absorption line shape functions is critical for qualitative and quantitative analysis in infrared spectrum detection.

    Purpose:

    • To analyze existing line shape functions and propose a precise calculation method.
    • To investigate the relationship between gas concentration and the peak value of a line shape function.
    • To experimentally determine the absorption spectra of acetylene gas and derive an empirical line shape function.

    Summary:

    • The study experimentally measured acetylene gas absorption spectra and compared experimental line shape function results with the Voigt function, noting deviations.
    • An empirical formula for the acetylene gas line shape function was derived from experimental data, showing improved accuracy for concentration measurements.
    • This empirical approach simplifies calculations and enhances the reliability of gas concentration measurements.

    Impact:

    • The developed empirical formula for the line shape function improves the accuracy and practicality of acetylene gas concentration measurements.
    • The simplified calculation method allows for immediate determination of spectral line peak values for various concentrations.
    • The findings and methodology are applicable to remote sensing and the measurement of line shape functions for other gases.