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New N2(C3 u, v) collision quenching and vibrational relaxation rate constants: 2. PG emission diagnostics of high-pressure discharges (Articolo in rivista)
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- 2007-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- 10.1088/0963-0252/16/1/S04 (literal)
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G. Dilecce; P.F. Ambrico; S. De Benedictis (2007)
New N2(C3 u, v) collision quenching and vibrational relaxation rate constants: 2. PG emission diagnostics of high-pressure discharges
in Plasma sources science & technology (Print); IOP Publishing Ltd., Bristol BS1 6BE (Regno Unito)
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- Istituto di Metodologie Inorganiche e dei Plasmi-CNR, sede di Bari Via Orabona, 4 - 70126 Bari, Italy (literal)
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- New N2(C3 u, v) collision quenching and vibrational relaxation rate constants: 2. PG emission diagnostics of high-pressure discharges (literal)
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- The present paper deals with the determination of discharge parameters
using N2(C 3?u, v) populations deduced from 2.PG emission spectra,
focusing on the influence of N2(C 3?u, v) collision rate coefficients on
these determinations. In particular it is shown that the new set of quenching
and vibrational relaxation rate coefficients of N2(C 3?u, v = 0-4) vibronic
levels recently measured by optical-optical double resonance laser induced
fluorescence (LIF) have a large effect on discharge parameter determination
in high-pressure discharges. In the present paper we explore this effect,
evidencing the differences with respect to the old data set case, in both
simulated and real cases of N2(C 3?u, v) vibrational distributions measured
at high pressure in a dielectric barrier discharge. Finally we point out the
improved potentiality of 2.PG spectroscopy as a diagnostic technique: with
the new rate coefficients, and measurement of the N2(C 3?u, v) distribution
up to at least v = 3, it is possible to have a quasi-independent evaluation of
the electron temperature and of the first level vibrational temperature of the
N2 ground state. (literal)
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