Photodissociation cross sections for the production of C₂ from C₂H using laser induced Hg photosensitization and tunable ultraviolet and visible lasers

Photodissociation cross sections for the production of C₂ from C₂H using laser induced Hg photosensitization and tunable ultraviolet and visible lasers

by William M. Jackson

Part of NASA contractor report -- NASA CR-202203

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