Just making a thread where I can put out some info that I think might be useful for sparkplug meyer type replication.
uv 226nm laser was used to split 0xygen into atomic oxygen,
it also excited the atomic oxygen and caused it to emit infrared at wavelength 845nm
research by Richard Miles and colleagues at Princeton University
Science 331 442.
http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/2011/jan/27/physicists-create-backward-laser
the focus they used was tiny 1mm by 1/100th mm, would this wavelength be useful for laser
excitation as used my meyer?
uv 226nm laser was used to split 0xygen into atomic oxygen,
it also excited the atomic oxygen and caused it to emit infrared at wavelength 845nm
research by Richard Miles and colleagues at Princeton University
Science 331 442.
http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/2011/jan/27/physicists-create-backward-laser
the focus they used was tiny 1mm by 1/100th mm, would this wavelength be useful for laser
excitation as used my meyer?