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The influence of self-absorption on intensity distribution in the rotational structure of the emission d 3IIgII → a 3IIu (0–0) band of C2 radical was studied. The self-absorption effect was used for the determination of C2 concentration in a DC carbon arc. The proposed method is general and may be used to other molecular bands of a similar rotational structure.
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