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Detection of NH2 Radical in Ammonia Radio-Frequency Plasmas by Laser-Induced Resonance Fluorescence |
GONG Xue-Yu1;X. R. Duan2;H. Lange2;A. A. Meyer-Plath2 |
1Department of Technological Physics, Nanhua University, Hengyang 421001
2Institute of Low Temperature Plasma Physics, Greifswald, 17489 Germany
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GONG Xue-Yu, X. R. Duan, H. Lange et al 2001 Chin. Phys. Lett. 18 939-941 |
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Abstract By means of one photon absorption laser-induced resonance fluorescence at 599.5 nm the relative concentrations of amidogen (NH2) radical in the ammonia (NH3) radio-frequency (rf) plasma source were measured under different discharge pressures and rf powers. The time dependence of the fluorescence which comes from the radiation 101 -211 of the P-branches of the Σ vibronic sub-bands can be described by a single-exponential decay. The decay time of NH2(A2A1) Σ (0, 9, 0) rovibronic state was determined. The spatial dependence of the NH2 density in discharge tube was measured.
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Keywords:
52.75.Rx
52.77.Dq
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Published: 01 July 2001
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