• Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis
  • Vol. 37, Issue 11, 3365 (2017)
XIA Hua1, DONG Feng-zhong1、2, HAN Luo1、2, WU Bian1, SUN Peng-shuai1、2, ZHANG Zhi-rong1, and CUI Xiao-juan1
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    DOI: 10.3964/j.issn.1000-0593(2017)11-3365-05 Cite this Article
    XIA Hua, DONG Feng-zhong, HAN Luo, WU Bian, SUN Peng-shuai, ZHANG Zhi-rong, CUI Xiao-juan. The Study of Atmospheric Carbon Isotope with Laser Absorption Spectroscopy at the Mid-Infrared Wavelength[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2017, 37(11): 3365 Copy Citation Text show less

    Abstract

    The applications of atmospheric carbon isotope are becoming more and more important, which are used widely in the transfer tracer of environmental pollution and the geochemical development. So it is significative to develop novel technologies for carbon isotope detection. Currently, the laser absorption spectroscopy compared with other techniques, which has great advantages of small volume, and high sensitivity which realises real-time online testing,. A large number of researchers have paid close attention to gas isotope probing with laser absorption spectroscopy. In this paper, the tunable semiconductor laser DFB of 2.7 μm wavelength is studied as to the performance. At the same time, the absorption lines of 12CO2 and 13CO2 isotopic molecules are chosen according to selection principles of the characteristics and the isotope molecules absorption line. On the basis, the appropriate wavelength from the laser output is determined. Afterwards, the δ13C isotopic abundances of the CO2 molecule are probed in the atmosphere by the laser absorption spectroscopy under the help of the new multi-pass cell with the 690.3 m optical path length.
    XIA Hua, DONG Feng-zhong, HAN Luo, WU Bian, SUN Peng-shuai, ZHANG Zhi-rong, CUI Xiao-juan. The Study of Atmospheric Carbon Isotope with Laser Absorption Spectroscopy at the Mid-Infrared Wavelength[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2017, 37(11): 3365
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