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Molecular relaxation effects in hydrogen chloride photoacoustic detection

Luc Thévenaz, Stéphane Schilt, Jean-Philippe Besson
2008
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Abstract

A photoacoustic (PA) sensor has been developed to monitor hydrogen chloride at sub-ppm level in the 1740-nm region. The system was designed to control the process in the novel low-water-peak optical fiber manufacturing process. Relaxation effects in hydrogen chloride PA detection in oxygen-helium and nitrogen-helium gas mixtures are presented, showing that the generation of the PA signal is strongly affected by the ratio of these substances. In addition, the role of water vapor in the PA signal is investigated. © 2007 Springer-Verlag.

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