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Detection of atomic oxygen in flames by absorption spectroscopy
S. Cheskis
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, S. A. Kovalenko
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School of Chemistry
Tel Aviv University
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Absorption Spectroscopy
100%
Atomic Oxygen
100%
Dye Laser
66%
Low Intensity
33%
Detection Sensitivity
33%
Forbidden Transitions
33%
Atmospheric Pressure
33%
Optical Length
33%
Absolute Concentration
33%
Intracavity Laser Absorption Spectroscopy (ICLAS)
33%
Argon Ion Laser
33%
Hydrogen-air Flame
33%
Flame Stabilization
33%
Laser Stabilization
33%
Engineering
Atmospheric Pressure
100%
Optical Length
100%
Detection Sensitivity
100%
Argon Ion Laser
100%
Physics
Absorption Spectroscopy
100%
Dye Laser
100%
Forbidden Transition
50%
Atmospheric Pressure
50%
Laser Spectroscopy
50%
Argon Laser
50%
Material Science
Absorption Spectroscopy
100%
Laser Spectroscopy
100%