Collisional depolarization of NO2 fluorescence as studied by Hanle effect measurements
Abstract We report on collisional depolarization of NO2 fluorescence with use of Hanle effect (zero magnetic field level crossing) experiments. Single fine structure levels of NO2 in several regions of the visible absorption spectrum predominantly near 593 nm and 514 nm are prepared by selective opt...
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