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Experimental study on an all gas-phase iodine laser using microwave discharge of Cl2/He as a Cl atoms source

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Microwave discharge of a Cl2He mixture as a simple, clean and efficient Cl atom generator was used for an all gas-phase iodine laser study. Sufficient NCl(a1Δ) was produced through the reaction of HN3+2ClNCl(a1Δ)+HCl+N2. The energy transfer reaction of I(P322)+NCl(a1Δ)I(P122)+NCl(X3Σ) was observed. A population inversion was observed directly by using a 1315nm tunable diode laser by scanning the entire line shape of the (3,4) hyperfine transition of iodine, and a small signal gain of 5×10-5cm-1 was obtained.

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