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... laser . 2 2E Laser transition ~ 15,000 cm - 1 ( red light ) because the A2 ← 2E transition is forbidden by symmetry ( spin ) . Hence the continuous excitation or optical ... laser action while the system is being MASERS AND LASERS 261.
... laser . 2 2E Laser transition ~ 15,000 cm - 1 ( red light ) because the A2 ← 2E transition is forbidden by symmetry ( spin ) . Hence the continuous excitation or optical ... laser action while the system is being MASERS AND LASERS 261.
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... lasers as well as the argon ion laser.1 Collision of the second kind — the helium - neon laser Consider a two - gas system X and Y in which the metastable state of X lies close to an excited state of Y. Energy transfer from the ...
... lasers as well as the argon ion laser.1 Collision of the second kind — the helium - neon laser Consider a two - gas system X and Y in which the metastable state of X lies close to an excited state of Y. Energy transfer from the ...
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... laser light at 37,730 Å . The chemical lasers can yield very useful information regarding the distribution of energies in a chemical reaction . As more chemical lasers are discovered it seems likely that they will be able to provide ...
... laser light at 37,730 Å . The chemical lasers can yield very useful information regarding the distribution of energies in a chemical reaction . As more chemical lasers are discovered it seems likely that they will be able to provide ...
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PREFACE | 1 |
NUCLEAR QUADRUPOLE RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 29 |
NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 52 |
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