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Measurement of an isosbestic point in the Raman spectrum of liquid water by use of a backscattering geometry

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Abstract

Measurements presented here confirm that a temperature-insensitive point occurs in the backscattered Raman spectrum from liquid water. This result, coupled with existing laboratory measurements of Raman scattering from liquid droplets, indicates that a Raman lidar measurement of cloud liquid water is feasible.

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