Recombination Studies Of A High Current Ignitron

Loree, D.L.; Giesselmann, M.; Loree, Ellis L.; Kristiansen, M.; Shulski, A.P.

doi:10.1109/ppc.1991.733330

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“…This is a much more a t t r a c t i v e and f a s t e r LIBS holds considerable promise f o r the detection of elements i n bio-medical fluids such as serum and blood, the l a t t e r as an absorbed sample on f i l t e r paper. Some nineteen elements present a t levels -50 ng/ml have been detected in prelimina-ry experiments) (Loree 1983a).…”

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Some aspects of laser-produced plasmas

Morgan

1984

Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion

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This paper reviews progress i n understar,ding some of the mechanisms involved in, and applications of, laser produced plasmas which have been made since the f i r s t observation of the phenomenon some 2 1 years ago. scattering and reflective properties and some spectroscopic applications of pulsed plasmas will be discussed. resonantly tuned lasers will be given. Visual characteristics, formation mechanisms, certainA brief account of work on plasmas initialised and sustained by I&TRODUCTION This year i s the 21st anniversary of the announcement of an entirely new plasma phenomenon.The phenomenon was the production of a plasma in a gas by the action of light alone.The announcement was made almost simultaneously by Maker and his colleagues a t the Third International Congress on Quantum Electronics held i n Paris, and by Meyerand and Haught in the USA, followed quickly by Zeldovich and Raizer i n the USSR.

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Section: Spectroscopic Applicationsmentioning

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Some aspects of laser-produced plasmas

Morgan

1984

Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion

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Bromine, Organic Compounds

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Kampf²

2002

Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology

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The scope of the article is limited to those organic bromine compounds having industrial application. The organic bromine compounds are prepared and produced either by substitutive or additive bromination. Organic bromine compounds, in which the bromine atom is retained in the final molecular structure, and where its presence contributes to the properties of the desired products, are the largest segment in terms of consumed volumes. This segment includes mainly flame retardants, biocides, gasoline additives, halons, bromobutyl rubber, pharmaceuticals, and dyes. Brominated flame retardants are the more significant and voluminous part of all bromine derivatives. Bromine consumption in flame retardants forms half of organic bromine compounds consumption. Brominated flame retardants are divided into two general classes according to their relation to polymers ‐ additive flame retardants and reactive flame retardants. The more significant and expanding group of brominated biocides is for water treatment. Organic bromine compounds have traditionally played an important role as intermediates in the production of agrochemicals, pharmaceuticals and dyes, while new process developments that results in new applications in UV sunscreens, high performance polymers and others.

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Recombination Studies Of A High Current Ignitron

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Some aspects of laser-produced plasmas

Some aspects of laser-produced plasmas

Bromine, Organic Compounds

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