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Atomic and Molecular Fluorescence Excited by Photodissociation

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Abstract

Molecular photodissociation often produces fluorescence from electronically excited fragment atoms or molecules, and maser action appears possible for some systems. The factors which govern the fluorescence line strength and the Doppler width are discussed briefly. Some qualitative features of dissociative electron impact processes are compared with photodissociation. A bibliography of photodissociation processes which lead to electronically excited species is included.

© 1965 Optical Society of America

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