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A Two-Path Method for Eliminating the Effects of Self-Absorption on Temperature for Isothermal Flames
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- Penner, S. S.
Abstract
It is the purpose of the current note to outline a two-path method for the determination of flame temperatures. The method is valid for isothermal systems and spectral lines with Doppler contour. All errors arising from self-absorption are eliminated. Practical applications are made by determining the ratio of the total intensity observed when the flame is viewed with a cool blackbody as background to the total intensity obtained with a cool mirror as background.
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Reprinted from The Journal of Chemical Physics, Vol. 20, No.8, 1341-1342, August, 1952. Copyright © 1952 American Institute of Physics. Received June 3, 1952. Supported by ONR under Contract Nonr-220(03), NR 015210.Attached Files
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- Nonr-220(03), NR 015210
- Office of Naval Research
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