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Properties of the laboratory spectra used in this work. Left panel: FWHM as a function of the temperature for the ice mixtures. The band profile narrows or broadens with increasing temperature depending on the ice sample. Right panel: FWHM plotted against the peak position. The peak centers of the CO2:H2O (aquamarine) and CO2:CH3OH (dark green) polar ices shift to longer wavelengths as the ice is heated. Similarly, the peak center of pure CO2 ice also shifts to longer wavelengths with increasing temperature (dark red). The apolar CO2:CO (gold and orange) ices show the opposite behavior, with peaks shifting to shorter wavelengths as a function of temperature. The blue, red, and purple squares show the FWHM and peak positions of the fitted Gaussian profiles.
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