Photochemistry of N2O Essential to a Simplified Vacuum-Ultraviolet Actinometer

The net number of molecules generated per quantum absorbed (ΦΔn) in the photodecomposition of N2O with 1849-Å light was shown to be 1.00±0.05 in the range 4 to 214 torr N2O at room temperature. Direct measurement of ΦNO at initial pressures of from 5 to 30 torr N2O, and the constancy of ΦΔn over a l...

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