Klenivskyi M. Ultraviolet luminescence of pulsed discharge in the mixtures of Xe, Kr with CsCl, CsBr, and KCl vapours

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0412U004932

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  • 01.04.04 - Фізична електроніка

23-11-2012

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Д 61.051.01

Essay

The intense ultraviolet luminescence of exciplex molecules XeCl* (308 nm), XeBr* (282 nm), and KrCl* (222 nm) at the excitation of nontraditional Xe-CsCl, Xe-CsBr, and Kr-KCl binary gas-vapour mixtures by a longitudinal pulse-periodic high-voltage discharge was obtained. At the excitation of a triple Xe-CsBr-CsCl gas-vapour mixture, a simultaneous luminescence of XeCl* and XeBr* exciplex molecules was obtained that extended the ultraviolet radiation spectral composition. The characteristics of discharge ultraviolet radiation were studied by methods of spectroscopy and the elements of the numerical simulation.

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