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  • Coherent anti-Stokes Raman spectroscopy of gases

    Creator:
    Guthals, Dennis Marc
    Abstract:
    The development and applications of a 0.2 cm⁻¹ resolution Nd-YAG laser powered coherent anti-Stokes Raman spectroscopy, CARS, spectrometer for gas phase studies is chronicled in this thesis. Applications including CARS lineshape analysis, resonant CARS, and CARS of transient species and excited state molecules is reported. The intensity of the signal...
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    : Redacted for Privacy 0 Professor J. W. Nibler The development and applications of a 0.2 cm 1 resolu- tion

  • Application of laser spectroscopy to structure and dynamics of small molecular systems

    Creator:
    Bozlee, Brian J.
    Abstract:
    A variety of laser spectroscopic methods are employed in this thesis research for studies of CF₃NO, an interesting model photodissociative system, and for investigation of low energy rotations and vibrations of small molecules and low molecular weight clusters in free jet expansions. Nonradiative energy decay for electronically excited CF₃NO is...
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    Dissertation
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    Professor J. W. Nibler A variety of laser spectroscopic methods are employed in this thesis research for

  • Chemical equilibrium of nonprocess elements in the kraft recovery cycle

    Creator:
    Streisel, Robert C.
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    Non-process elements are present in all kraft recovery systems. Non-process elements are defined as those elements which are not essential to the chemical process, i.e., are neither active pulping chemicals (e.g., NaOH and Na₂S in the kraft process), nor compounds present as a result of incomplete conversion of makeup chemicals...
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    Dissertation