LASER-EXCITED VIBRATIONAL FLUORESCENCE OF HCl AND THE $HCl-CO_{2}$ LASER

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1968

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Ohio State University

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The light produced by a pulsed Hel laser1 has been used to excite the molecular vibration of HCl. The vibrational energy transfer rates in HClCO2, HCl-HI and other gaseous mixtures were measured. Since the vibrational energy is transferred rapidly from HCl to CO2, laser action of CO2 is obtained by mixing CO2 into the pulsed HCl laser system. By using CO2 laser quanta as an indicator, we have effectively titrated the number of HCl vibrational quanta produced in the chemical reaction Cl⋅+HIHCl+I.

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Work supported by the National Science Foundation. 1 J.R. Airey, J. Quantum Electronics 3, 208, (1967).


Author Institution: Department of Chemistry, University of California

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