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Relaxation of Vibrational Energy in CO, HCl, CO2, and N2O

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Abstract

Relaxation measurements on CO and HCl excited into the first vibrational state and on CO2 and N2O excited into the (00°1) vibrational state have been performed by using a fluorescence method. The rate constants associated with the de-excitation by molecular collisions have been determined at room temperature. The diffusion and accommodation coefficients have been deduced from measurements at low gas pressures, taking into account the self-absorption of the fluorescence radiation.

© 1971 Optical Society of America

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