Time-Resolved Atomic Emission Following Flash Photolytic Initiation

Time-Resolved Atomic Emission Following Flash Photolytic Initiation [Pg.12]

The time-resolved spontaneous emission from an electronically excited halogen atom X(np5 2Py2) produced in a flash photolysis process in a static system is found experimentally to be described by an over-all first-order kinetic process for a long interval following the photolytic pulse.11 Thus the intensity of emission (Iemm) is given by [Pg.12]

Stimulated Emission from Excited Halogen Atoms Following Flash [Pg.14]

Pimentel and his coworkers3,32 and later Pollack33 have observed stimulated emission from I(5aPyt) in the flash photolysis of a number of iodides, described by the processes [Pg.14]

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