OPTOGALVANIC SPECTROSCOPY IN HOLLOW CATHODE DISCHARGES WITH PULSED AND CW DYE $LASERS^{\ast}$

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1982

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Ohio State University

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Electronic spectra of Π2(i3ΠuC3Πg),N2(B3ΠgA3Σu),CO(d31a3Πr),CN(∧2ΠX2Σ) and atomic ion spectra of He+ and Ar+ have been studied in a recombination-limited hollow cathode discharge with a pulsed dye laser system over the range 490-690 nm. The time dependences of the optogalvanic signals indicate a different mechanism for the OGE in the case of ions. Extensive electronic spectra of NH2 have been observed at higher resolution in the range 590-640 nm with a ew ring dye laser. Additional molecular spectra observed in this region in both pure H2 discharges and in mixtures of H2 and N2 have not yet been identified.

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Supported by NSF Grant #GHE-8007042

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