The Hydrogen plasma emission is dominated in the visible dominated by Halpha
emission at 656.3 nm. Other Balmer series lines will also be present.
Bruce
> On 26 December 2020 at 09:12 Magnus Danielson wrote:
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> Dana,
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> The glow is a side-effect of the plasma. The primary use in H-maser
Dana,
The glow is a side-effect of the plasma. The primary use in H-maser is
to split H2 gad into separate H atoms before sent through a
state-separating hexapole magnet, known as A-field magnet.
In Rubidium oscillators, you achieve the same plasma glow, but then it
is the D-line emission which
It appears that the pink glow is reaching at least several inches from
the discharge region. Am I correct in thinking that it stems from
recombination of electrons and protons into neutral atome? And
regardless of the precise mechanism, do any significant number
of the glow-causing species make
And here is an EFOS2 Maser glow.
Happy holidays, and Merry Christmas!
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