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1 June 1994 Enhancement of NCl(b) by excited iodine I(52P1/2)
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Abstract
A promising candidate for a visible-wavelength chemical laser is the NCl molecule in the b1(Sigma) electronic state, emitting at 665 nm. This state can be generated by purely chemical methods. The energy-pooling reaction, NCl(a1(Delta) ) + I*(P1/2) yields (b1(Sigma) ), is estimated to have a rate coefficient of 1 X 1011 cm3/sec from a steady-state approximation. Experiments using a high speed flowtube have shown that NCl(a1(Delta) ) is generated in high yield via the reaction of HN3 with chlorine atoms. The measured yield is 65%. Preliminary measurements of gain were initiated employing the cavity ring-down technique. These experiments indicate that gain may be present under the operating conditions used. Confirmatory experiments are in progress.
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Tientsai T. Yang "Enhancement of NCl(b) by excited iodine I(52P1/2)", Proc. SPIE 2119, Intense Beams and Applications: Lasers, Ions, and Microwaves, (1 June 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.172703
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KEYWORDS
Calibration

Iodine

Molecules

Chemical species

Chlorine

Chemical lasers

Chemical reactions

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