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Simulated normalized CO2 mid-infrared spectra at different temperatures for optically thin emission (blue to red). Notable are the broadening of the Q branch and the appearance of hot bands (i.e., transitions between vibrationally excited states) with increasing temperature. These hot bands also become visible at lower temperatures when the CO2 Q-branch emission becomes optically thick (purple).
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