Abstract

The spatial dependence of inverse Raman signal intensities was investigated. Aqueous 0.5 <i>M</i> potassium nitrate in cells ranging from 1 to 50 mm was used as the test system. Three focusing lenses were used. The data do not fit the arctan dependence derived for Gaussian beams. The deviations are ascribed to the non-Gaussian profile of the pulsed dye laser beam.

Time-resolved inverse Raman spectroscopy

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