Rotational relaxation rate constants for CO2

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Rotational relaxation rate constants, krot, have been measured for the CO2 00°1 level in three kinds of amplifiers: one using CO2 alone and two others using mixtures of CO2Single Bond signHe and CO2Single Bond signN2. The experiment consists of perturbing the CO2 00°1 level with a ∼2-nsec saturating pulse at P(20) in the 10.4-μ band and monitoring the subsequent repopulation of the J = 19 rotational state with a probe beam set at P(20) in the 9.4-μ band. The determined rate constants are kCO2Single Bond signCO 2 = 1.3±0.2, kCO2Single Bond signHe = 0.6±0.1, and kCO2Single Bond signN2 = 1.2±0.2, all in units of 107 sec-1 Torr -1. © 1974 American Institute of Physics.

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Jacobs, R. R., Pettipiece, K. J., & Thomas, S. J. (1974). Rotational relaxation rate constants for CO2. Applied Physics Letters, 24(8), 375–377. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1655223

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