Broadband CARS spectra were obtained from both the reaction zone and postflame regions of lean and stoichiometric CH4/N20 flames. To assess methods of obtaining concentration from broadband spectra, N 2 CARS spectra were obtained from a series of air/Ar mixtures at room temperature. The concentratio
Broadband N2 and N2O cars spectra from a CH4/N2O flame
✍ Scribed by L.E. Harris
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1982
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 450 KB
- Volume
- 93
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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✦ Synopsis
Broadband CARS spccw of N2 .tnd N20 b.tvc been obtdmcd from the rutton zone 2nd Urn pobt.lhms gtu!a of a 1r.m CH4/N20 Il>mc urmg ~bc non-plannr BOXCARS tccbmque Tbc tcmpcmturc tmd conccntr.ttmn of N2 .md tbc Lonccotr~uon or N20 wcr(: cstlmatcd lrom the CARS spcctrJ wtll the ald of model ~lcul~rw~ The trmperaturc .~nd conccntr~tmn profilcs obtomcd allow tnstghl mto the clcmcwtry pronsscs occurnng m the lldmc I. introduction Recently, coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (CARS) spectroscopy has undergone several modifications to enhance its usefulness for mvestigating flames. CARS can arise from the non-hnear response of homogeneous media. The nor&near response of a homogeneous medium upon wluch waves o, and w2 are incident generatesan oscillating polarization. The lowest-order non-linearity is the third-order susceptl-biJity, x(~)(-,~, wl, wl, -q) which generates a fre. quency component of the polarization at w3 = 2w, -w2 by the process termed three-wave mviing [ I]. Resonant enhancement of three-wave mixing occurs ifw, -w, 1s made equal to a Raman-actwe wbntion. wVr in which case the enhancement of the signal u3 is termed a CARS process [2j. Smce CARS is a coherent process, w3 is maxunized d the wavevectors, k,, are phase matched such that 2k, = k, + k, where k, equals w,r+/c, where c is the speed oflight, and TV,
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