Application of UV Lasers to Detection and Identification

S. Randolph Long

doi:10.1364/LACA.1990.TuA3

Laser Applications to Chemical Analysis
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1990),
paper TuA3
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Application of UV Lasers to Detection and Identification

S. Randolph Long

Laser Applications to Chemical Analysis 1990

Incline Village, Nevada United States
5–8 February 1990
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Abstract

Principal processes occurring in molecules under the influence of focused UV laser radiation include fragmentation and ionization. These processes can facilitate substantially the detection and identification of molecular species.

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