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    Journals >Chinese Journal of Lasers >Volume 14 >Issue 1 >Page 16 > Article
    • Chinese Journal of Lasers
    • Vol. 14, Issue 1, 16 (1987)
    A CARS setup for precise measurement of spectral shift and study of spectral shifts in gas-liquid phase changes
    Wang Qinyu, Dong Genfa, Jin Yaogen, Qian Shixiong, and Li Yufen
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    Wang Qinyu, Dong Genfa, Jin Yaogen, Qian Shixiong, Li Yufen. A CARS setup for precise measurement of spectral shift and study of spectral shifts in gas-liquid phase changes[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 1987, 14(1): 16 Copy Citation Text show less

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    A CARS arrangement for measurement of Raman frequency shift has been established. The frequency shifts and the shape change in nitrogen and nitrobenzene gas-liquid phase changes have been measured.
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    Wang Qinyu, Dong Genfa, Jin Yaogen, Qian Shixiong, Li Yufen. A CARS setup for precise measurement of spectral shift and study of spectral shifts in gas-liquid phase changes[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 1987, 14(1): 16
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