THERMAL DISSOCIATION OF HF IN A SHOCK TUBE. PART I. DISSOCIATION BEHIND REFLECTED SHOCK WAVES USING IR ABSORPTION,

Authors: J. F. Spinnler; ROHM AND HAAS CO HUNTSVILLE AL REDSTONE RESEARCH LABS

Abstract:

The rate of dissociation of HF in Argon was measured using infrared absorption of the transition of the 2.5 microns absorption band of HF in a shock tube behind reflected shock waves. High-speed chopping (60 kcps) was used to differentiate between absorbed and emitted radiation. Computer programs allowed correction for HF line (pressure) broadening as a function of temperature and total pressure and for HF association.

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Report Date:

13 APR 1967

Contract Number:

DAAH0167C0655

Report Number:

0340218

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