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joshhan2000 · 21st December 2005, 11:10

I was not saying that CO2 is sublimating that will not happen till about 1000 bar. I was saying that the CO2 will emit the IR radiation back out. This is why IR works. If the CO2 is 10 times closer then normal the gas will have a higher thermal conductivity.

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joshhan2000 New Member Current Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: olympia wa usa Posts: 46	Re: Ir detection limit I was not saying that CO2 is sublimating that will not happen till about 1000 bar. I was saying that the CO2 will emit the IR radiation back out. This is why IR works. If the CO2 is 10 times closer then normal the gas will have a higher thermal conductivity.
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