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Laser-induced fluorescence of O(3p3P), O2, and NO near 226 nm: photolytic interferences and simultaneous excitation in flames

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Abstract

Spectral overlaps between O atom two-photon transitions and one-photon O2 and NO transitions near 226 nm have been studied. Excitation of photodissociating O2 levels can cause anomalously high concentration population measurements of O atoms in flames. We find that excitation of O 3P1 will minimize the photochemical interference, and the data presented here are necessary to quantify the extent of such effects. Alternatively, these overlaps can be exploited to obtain simultaneous laser-induced fluorescence detection of O, O2, and NO with a single laser.

© 1989 Optical Society of America

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