Infrared laser induced fluorescence as a spectroscopic probe: Applications to CO 2
Abstract
Use of the infrared laser induced fluorescence technique as a spectroscopic probe is discussed with applications to CO 2. It is shown how the shape of the fluorescence signal can be used to easily distinguish between fundamental and hot band transitions. Fluorescence and absorption experiments have also been performed with 13C enriched CO 2 and result in probable assignments of CO 2 transitions for a number of HBr laser lines which are absorbed by CO 2.
- Publication:
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Optics Communications
- Pub Date:
- August 1979
- DOI:
- 10.1016/0030-4018(79)90069-5
- Bibcode:
- 1979OptCo..30..170H
- Keywords:
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- Carbon Dioxide;
- Electron Transitions;
- Fluorescence;
- Infrared Absorption;
- Infrared Lasers;
- Laser Induced Fluorescence;
- Laser Spectroscopy;
- Molecular Absorption;
- Absorption Spectra;
- Bromides;
- Gas Lasers;
- Hydrogen Compounds;
- Line Spectra;
- Molecular Energy Levels;
- Lasers and Masers