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Jupiter absorbtion spectrum.

 
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Nov9-11, 12:34 PM   #1
 

Jupiter absorbtion spectrum.


I've recently taken a spectral image (visible wavelengths) of Jupiter. After calibrating my spectral analysis program I've been able to get wavelength per pixel and produce a graph of intensity vs wavelength.
I have an absorption spectra of Jupiter, but I am unaware on how to correlate which absorption lines go to which element, molecule, etc. Is there a general catalog of wavelengths(angstroms or nm) i.e. where I can just view say, the elements or molecules with spectral lines from 460nm to 500nm and then correlate with the known composition of Jupiter;s atmosphere?
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Try here http://www.lib.utexas.edu/chem/info/spectra.html
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