Radiation emitted by mixtures of rare gases with hydrogen excited by an electron beam

F V Bunkin; V I Derzhiev; Gennadii A Mesyats; V S Skakun; Viktor F Tarasenko; V A Yurovskiĭ; Sergei I Yakovlenko

doi:10.1070/QE1984v014n06ABEH005206

Radiation emitted by mixtures of rare gases with hydrogen excited by an electron beam

F V Bunkin
, V I Derzhiev
, Gennadii A Mesyats
, V S Skakun
, Viktor F Tarasenko
, V A Yurovskiĭ
, Sergei I Yakovlenko

Institute of General Physics, Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Moscow

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Abstract

An experimental investigation was made of the radiation emitted by R–H2 mixtures (R = He, Kr, Ne, Ar, Xe)excitedby abeam E ~ 150 keV electrons with a current density j~40 A/cm2. When the ratio of the components was Ar:H2 ≈ 100:1 and the argon pressure was ~ 1–3 atm, a new wide band was discovered in the range 240–430 nm and it was attributed to the ArH* molecule. The transition responsible for this band could in principle be used for the purpose of amplification.

Original language	American English
Journal	Soviet journal of quantum electronics
Volume	14
Issue number	6
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1070/QE1984v014n06ABEH005206
State	Published - 1984
Externally published	Yes

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