Influence of solvation on the lasing characteristics of dye solutions
L. V. Levshin, А. М. Салецкий, V. I. Yuzhakov
Abstract
L. V. Levshin, А. М. Салецкий, V. I. Yuzhakov
Abstract
The lasing characteristics of alcohol solutions of rhodamine dyes (R6G, RB, R110), coumarin 47, and mixtures of these with and without inhomogeneous broadening of their electronic spectra were investigated using flashlamp and laser excitation. It was found that changes in the structure of the solvate shells of the dye molecules influenced the populations of their triplet states and the efficiency of electronic excitation transfer in two-component systems.
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The lasing characteristics of alcohol solutions of rhodamine dyes (R6G, RB, R110), coumarin 47, and mixtures of these with and without inhomogeneous broadening of their electronic spectra were investigated using flashlamp and laser excitation. It was found that changes in the structure of the solvate shells of the dye molecules influenced the populations of their triplet states and the efficiency of electronic excitation transfer in two-component systems.
Key concepts: Lasing threshold, Dye laser, Solvation, Excitation, Materials science, Rhodamine B, Molecule, Rhodamine