Studies of cavity enhanced absorption spectroscopy for weak absorption gas measurements
Liucheng Li, Liping Duo, Deyu Gong, Yanhua Ma, Zhiguo Zhang, Yuanhu Wang, Dongjian Zhou, Yuqi Jin
Abstract
Liucheng Li, Liping Duo, Deyu Gong, Yanhua Ma, Zhiguo Zhang, Yuanhu Wang, Dongjian Zhou, Yuqi Jin
Abstract
In order to determine the concentrations of trace amount metastable species in chemical lasers, an off-axis cavity enhanced absorption spectrometer for the detection of weak absorption gases has been built with a noise equivalent absorption sensitivity of 1.6x10-8 cm-1. The absorption spectrum of trace amount gaseous ammonia and water vapor was obtained with a spectral resolution of about 78 MHz. A multiple-line absorption spectroscopic method to determine the temperature of gaseous ammonia has been developed by use of multiple lines of ammonia molecule absorption spectrum.
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In order to determine the concentrations of trace amount metastable species in chemical lasers, an off-axis cavity enhanced absorption spectrometer for the detection of weak absorption gases has been built with a noise equivalent absorption sensitivity of 1.6x10-8 cm-1. The absorption spectrum of trace amount gaseous ammonia and water vapor was obtained with a spectral resolution of about 78 MHz. A multiple-line absorption spectroscopic method to determine the temperature of gaseous ammonia has been developed by use of multiple lines of ammonia molecule absorption spectrum.
Key concepts: Absorption (acoustics), Tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy, Absorption spectroscopy, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Trace gas, Spectroscopy, Materials science, Metastability