0000000001186765
AUTHOR
B. Oksengorn
Pressure and Temperature Evolution of Fundamental Vibrational Transition of Liquid Nitrogen Using Inverse Stimulated Raman Spectroscopy
CONF ON LASERS AND QUANTUM OPTICS ( COLOQ-1 ) SEP 11-13, 1989 VILLETANEUSE, FRANCE SOC SPECTRA PHYS, SOC OPLILAS, SOC PHOTON SCI INSTRUMENTS, SOC PHOTONET COHERENT SCI, SOC QUANTEL Suppl. 2
Stimulated Raman-Spectroscopy of the Q-Branch of Nitrogen at High Pressure - Collisional Narrowing and Shifting in the 150-6800 Bar Range at Room Temperature
0026-8976; The Raman Q branch of N2 has been recorded at room temperature in the pressure range 150-6800 bar, which corresponds to densities from 135 to 800 amagat. In this domain, the Raman Q branch profile is mainly determined by the well-known collisional narrowing. The experimental data have been obtained by means of a high resolution stimulated Raman spectrometer. The linewidth and line shift of the band have been accurately measured as functions of the density, and their density dependences have been fitted by polynomials. The minimum of the linewidth and the maximum of the red shift have been clearly observed at respectively 735.8 and 532.3 amagat. The lineshape was found to be Loren…
Density and Temperature-Dependence of the Isotropic Vibrational Raman Spectrum of Compressed Liquid N2
0009-2614