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Nonlinear optics
Inverse light-induced drift of methanol and CH3F molecules
A. E. Bakarev, S. M. Ishikaev, P. L. Chapovskii
Abstract:
A light-induced drift (LID) of methanol molecules has been observed for the first time. Measurements were made using an inverse variant of the LID where the concentration of absorbing particles was considerably higher than that of the buffer particles. An investigation was made of the separation of isotopic modifications of methanol molecules. The theoretical relationships used to describe the inverse LID were checked using the inverse LID of CH3F molecules. It was found that the transport frequency of collisions between methanol molecules increased by 1.3 ± 0.2% when the ν5 vibrational mode was excited.
Received: 21.04.1987
Citation:
A. E. Bakarev, S. M. Ishikaev, P. L. Chapovskii, “Inverse light-induced drift of methanol and CH3F molecules”, Kvantovaya Elektronika, 15:7 (1988), 1418–1422 [Sov J Quantum Electron, 18:7 (1988), 890–893]
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