Abstract
We demonstrate two-photon-excited, laser-induced-fluorescence (TPLIF) imaging of atomic hydrogen in reacting flows at kilohertz rates using 205-nm femtosecond laser excitation. Unlike traditional ns or ps laser-based approaches, fs-TPLIF images are nearly free of photolytic interference.
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