Temperature sensitivity of molecular oxygen resonant-enhanced multiphoton ionization spectra involving the C3Πg intermediate state
Temperature sensitivity of molecular oxygen resonant-enhanced multiphoton ionization spectra involving the C3Πg intermediate state
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涉及C3Πg中间态的分子氧共振增强多光子电离谱的温度敏感性
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2016
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S. Adams
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Yue Wu;Zhili Zhang;S. Adams
The technique of measuring O2 rotational temperature by coherent microwave Rayleigh scattering from resonance-enhanced multiphoton ionization (Radar REMPI) has been studied to determine temperature sensitivity and range. The molecular oxygen Rydberg state of $$left( {3ssigma }
ight)C{{}^{3}}Pi_{g} left( {v^{prime } = 2}
ight)$$3sσC3Πgv′=2 has been selected as the intermediate state in the 2 + 1 REMPI process, which is known to provide a relatively strong REMPI signal. Rotational-resolved spectra representing the two-photon $$C{{}^{3}}Pi_{g} left( {v^{prime } = 2}
ight) leftarrow leftarrow X{{}^{3}}varSigma _{g}^{ - } left( {v^{prime prime } = 0}
ight)$$C3Πgv′=2←←X3Σg-v″=0 transition have been obtained under several gas conditions including pure oxygen, air-like syngas, ambient air, and flame environments from room temperature (~300 K) to flame temperature (~1700 K). An O2 REMPI spectral model has been developed to simulate the experimental spectral line intensity distribution which is dependent on the O2 ground-state temperature. The model has been verified at a low-temperature condition (~5 K) and then applied to various oxygen environments over an extended temperature range with an overall error of less than ±10 %. The current O2 REMPI spectral model is an improvement over a previously reported version in both accuracy and the quantity of lines fit to provide rotational temperature measurements. This work details an optimized model that fits simulated spectra to full experimental spectral bands over various conditions with a wide temperature range, including both low temperature (<300 K) and high temperature ranges (>1300 K).