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Abstract
Using a tunable DFB diode laser, 17 absorption lines of the NH2 radical in the range of 6451–6474 cm−1 were detected. The amidogen radical was produced by the photolysis of NH3. The frequencies and intensities of absorption lines were obtained. Using the strongest line at 6465.13 cm−1, the recombination kinetics was measured. Obtained value 2.6 × 10−12 cm3/s is in the reasonable agreement with the literature data. The results will expand the capabilities of the DFB laser usage technique for studying elementary reactions that are important in the chemistry of nitrogen-containing fuel combustion.
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