Combustion, Explosion and Shock Waves

, Volume 13, Issue 3, pp 315–326 | Cite as

Method of absorption spectroscopy in the investigation of the vibrational relaxation and dissociation of diatomic molecules behind the front of a shock wave

  • N. A. Generalov
  • V. D. Kosynkin
  • V. A. Maksimenko
  • V. Ya. Ovechkin
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Keywords

Shock Wave Bromine Shock Tube Absorption Index Vibrational Level 
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  • N. A. Generalov
  • V. D. Kosynkin
  • V. A. Maksimenko
  • V. Ya. Ovechkin

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