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A new approach to laser isotope separation is considered. It is based on collisionless multiple photon ir laser excitation and subsequent uv laser dissociation of vibrationally excited molecules. TEA CO2 and excimer XeF, XeCl lasers are used for ir excitation and uv dissociation, respectively. The products of photolysis (C2F6) are enriched with12C.
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Knyazev, I.N., Kudriavtzev, Y.A., Kuzmina, N.P. et al. Laser isotope separation of carbon by multiple IR photon and subsequent UV excitation of CF3I molecules. Appl. Phys. 17, 427–429 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00886219
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