Abstract:The nf series of xenon resulting from pulsed laser excitation (−600 nm) of the 5p5d configurations that exist in a 32 MHz RF discharge have been studied by an original variant of the laser optogalvanic (LOG) method. Four new series originating from 5d(1/2)1, 5d(3/2)2, 5d(7/2)4 and 5d(7/2)3 intermediate states were observed. Higher members (n ≥ 20) of the series show broadening attributable to field ionization.
A novel pulse treatment procedure, one based on simple analog circuits, has been used to normalize si… Show more
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