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6 May 2002 Atomic fluorine source for chemical lasers
Steven J. Davis, David B. Oakes, Michael E. Read, Alan H. Gelb
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Abstract
We present results from the early development of an F atom source appropriate for HF and AGIL chemical laser research. The system uses high power microwaves to produce a high enthalpy plasma that thermally dissociates molecular species such as SF6 and F2. Results of the characterization of the flow are presented.
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Steven J. Davis, David B. Oakes, Michael E. Read, and Alan H. Gelb "Atomic fluorine source for chemical lasers", Proc. SPIE 4631, Gas and Chemical Lasers and Intense Beam Applications III, (6 May 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.465780
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KEYWORDS
Fluorine

Chemical species

Chemical lasers

Hydrogen fluoride lasers

Spectroscopy

Argon

Microwave radiation

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