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Quantitative measurement of NO density by resonance three-photon ionization

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Abstract

An ionization probe and measurement procedures are developed to permit accurate NO density measurements with good spatial and temporal resolution and with the high sensitivity and good discrimination inherent in resonance-enhanced multiple-photon ionization processes. The use of NO as a calibration standard for density measurements of other molecules and combustion radicals is discussed.

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