1993
DOI: 10.1007/bf00324536
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Theoretical study of a new energy extraction scheme of a chemically pumped pulsed iodine laser amplifier

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“…Iodine molecules are dissociated into atoms and following reactions are dominant for its energy quenching process, 1* + H2O kl > H2O (1) 02(A) + I k2 > 02 + I. (2) As process (2) is much faster than process (1), the stored energy lifetime is approximated by the following equation, It is obvious from the Eq. (5) that the stored energy lifetime is inversely proportional to the supplied 12/02.…”
Section: Tiiorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Iodine molecules are dissociated into atoms and following reactions are dominant for its energy quenching process, 1* + H2O kl > H2O (1) 02(A) + I k2 > 02 + I. (2) As process (2) is much faster than process (1), the stored energy lifetime is approximated by the following equation, It is obvious from the Eq. (5) that the stored energy lifetime is inversely proportional to the supplied 12/02.…”
Section: Tiiorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the early 90's Endo et al had studied an instantaneous production ofhigh pressure O2(A) using a porous pipe SOG as a basic study for the application written above [1,2]. The partial pressure of O2('A) generated with the porous pipe SOG reaches up to 38 Torr [3].…”
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confidence: 99%