超声喷流Ar团簇生长演化过程及团簇尺寸轴向分布的实验研究

针对特定形式的喷嘴产生的Ar气体团簇,利用瑞利散射法研究了团簇的生长演化过程,测量了不同背压下空间轴向上的团簇尺度,得到了团簇尺寸随轴向距离与背压的关系.实验发现,在20—60 atm（1 atm=1013 kPa）背压范围内,距离喷嘴出口5 mm处,Ar团簇尺度最大. 关键词： 超声喷流 Ar团簇 瑞利散射 团簇尺度     

低温高背压氘团簇源特性研究

为了产生大尺度氘团簇用于与强激光相互作用研究，研制了低温高背压团簇源.利用瑞利散射法对团簇尺度与气体背压相关性和团簇的形成演变过程进行了研究.得到团簇尺度N_c随背压的指数变化关系为N_c∝P^2.89₀，当气体温度为80K，背压P₀为48×10⁵Pa时，氘团簇尺度N_c≈2630，并得到了团 关键词： 氘团簇 团簇源 瑞利散射 激光与团簇相互作用     

瑞利散射法研究超声喷流二氧化碳团簇尺度轴向分布

针对特定尺度的小锥喷嘴,用瑞利散射方法研究了超声喷流二氧化碳团簇的瑞利散射信号S和团簇尺度N的轴向分布.实验发现,散射信号强度的对数ln(S)随着轴向距离Z的平方根的增大线性减小,团簇尺度最大位置出现在距喷嘴轴向距离4 mm附近,在背压6—17 bar范围内散射信号S与背压P满足S∝P^3.6—4.2,测量到最大的团簇约为1.6×10⁴分子/团簇. 关键词： 二氧化碳团簇 轴向分布 团簇尺度 瑞利散射     

瑞利散射测量氢团簇尺寸实验

具有液氮温度和适度压强的氢气通过S99阀门Laval喷嘴进入真空，经超声绝热膨胀形成团簇。本实验用瑞利散射法测量氢团簇尺寸随阀门背压强的变化曲线。当背压为1．0MPa时，每个氢团簇平均包含250个氢原子。     

低密度大尺寸团簇形成的诊断研究

利用线性啁啾散射光谱测量法,研究了背压对团簇尺寸的影响以及团簇形成过程中尺寸的变化过程. 同时发现低密度大尺寸团簇的形成,可以作为相关实验需要的干净且重要的团簇靶. 关键词： 团簇 飞秒强激光 尺寸测量 线性啁啾光谱散射     

甲烷团簇与氘团簇的团簇源特性比较

利用瑞利散射法测量了特定喷嘴产生的甲烷团簇及氘团簇的大小随背压的变化曲线。将团簇大小的实验值与Hagena理论进行了比较,当背压超过3MPa时,两种团簇的实验值都明显高于理论值。实验发现,特定喷嘴在相同的背压下,常温(298K)甲烷团簇尺寸小于低温(80K)氘团簇尺寸,而甲烷团簇中氢原子数至少是氘团簇中氘原子数的1.98倍。     

超声喷流氩氢混合团簇特性研究

利用瑞利散射方法研究了超声喷流Ar-CH4混合团簇和超声喷流Ar-H2混合团簇的特性.通过测量不同混合比例和不同背压下所形成混合团簇的散射信号发现,当用Ar气和CH4的混合气体进行超声喷流时很容易形成Ar-CH4混合团簇,当Ar气含量为50%时混合团簇尺度最大且大于相同气压下纯Ar团簇尺度和纯CH4团簇尺度.实验发现,与纯H2团簇只能在低温条件下获得不同,常温下即可形成Ar-H2混合团簇,实现了常温下含氢团簇的获取,从而有效降低了制备成本.在H2含量大于40%时混合团簇开始形成并在60%时达到最大尺度.含氢(氘)混合团簇在氢(氘)团簇的基础上引入了更重的异核Ar元素,在激光氘团簇聚变实验中它将进一步加速氘离子从而获得更高的能量,并具有更高的中子产额和聚变效率.     

飞秒强激光场中大尺寸氩团簇爆炸机理的实验研究

利用飞行时间谱，研究了在飞秒强激光场（60 fs，2×1016 W/cm2）作用下，大尺寸氩原子团簇Arn（n—=3×103—3×106原子/每团簇）的电离爆炸过程，测量了 团簇爆炸所产生的氩离子的平均能量与团簇尺寸（气体背压）的关系.实验发现，随着气体 背压的升高（团簇尺寸增大），氩离子的平均能量也相应升高.通过分析两个不同几何尺寸 锥形超声喷嘴所产生团簇爆炸后的离子能量，结合Hagena团簇尺寸规律，发现在激光参数保 持不变的情况下，离子的平均能量由团簇尺寸唯一确定.分析表明，团簇尺寸在3×105原 子/每团簇以下时，团簇膨胀的主要机理是库仑爆炸.随着团簇尺寸的进一步增大，团簇膨胀 机理将由库仑爆炸向流体动力学膨胀过渡，在3×105关键词： 原子团簇 飞秒强激光 库仑爆炸 流体动力学膨胀     

团簇增强的纳秒激光电离产生Xez+(z≤20)高价离子

利用功率密度为1011—1012W·cm-2的1064nm纳秒激光电离氙原子团簇，在飞行时间质谱中观察到电离态高达+20的高价离子.不同脉冲束位置实验表明，仅当激光作用于分子束的中段时，才能观察到高价离子，且高价离子的强度随束源压力的增加而迅速增强.实验结果表明束中大尺寸团簇的存在与高价离子的形成密切相关.讨论了高价离子产生的可能机理. 关键词： 氙 纳秒激光 高价离子 飞行时间质谱     

乙醚团簇的激光电离质谱及从头计算

应用激光多光子电离质谱与超声脉冲分子束技术研究了乙醚团簇，实验中观测到乙醚的碎片离子以及强度较小的(E)H⁺，(E)^＋₂和(E)₂H⁺(E代表CH₃CH₂OCH₂CH₃)，没有发现更大尺寸的团簇离子.结合从头计算理论，在B3LYP/6-311++G(d,p 关键词： 乙醚团簇 偶极-偶极相互作用 从头计算     

Size estimates of nobel gas clusters by Rayleigh scattering experiments

Noble gases (argon, krypton, and xenon) are puffed into vacuum through a nozzle to produce clusters for studying laser-cluster interactions. Good estimates of the average size of the argon, krypton and xenon clusters are made by carrying out a series of Rayleigh scattering experiments. In the experiments, we have found that the scattered signal intensity varied greatly with the opening area of the pulsed valve. A new method is put forward to choose the appropriate scattered signal and measure the size of Kr cluster.     

Study on the interaction of intense femtosecond laser pulses with nanometre-sized hydrogen clusters

The interaction of intense femtosecond laser pulses with hydrogen clusters has been experimentally studied. The hydrogen clusters were produced from expansion of high-pressure hydrogen gas (backed up to 8\tm10⁶Pa) into vacuum through a conical nozzle cryogenically cooled by liquid nitrogen. The average size of hydrogen clusters was estimated by Rayleigh scattering measurement and the maximum proton energy of up to 4.2keV has been obtained from the Coulomb explosion of hydrogen clusters under 2×10¹⁶ W/cm² laser irradiation. Dependence of the maximum proton energy on cluster size and laser intensity was investigated, indicating the correlation between the laser intensity and the cluster size. The maximum proton energy is found to be directly proportional to the laser intensity, which is consistent with the theoretical prediction.     

Spectroscopy of mixed Ar-Xe clusters: Formation of a xenon core

The spectra of vacuum ultraviolet luminescence of heteroatomic Ar-Xe clusters condensed in supersonic jets of a mixture of these gases at a xenon impurity concentrations of 0.001–2% are measured. A new group of molecular luminescence bands of argon-xenon centers is recorded, which allows a highly sensitive detection of xenon in the argon matrix of a cluster. The phenomenon of phase separation into pure components with formation of a sharp interface between the xenon core and argon shell of the cluster is found.     

An Experimental Observation of Axial Variation of Average Size of Methane Clusters in a Gas Jet

Axial variation of average size of methane clusters in a gas jet produced by supersonic expansion of methane through a cylindrical nozzle of 0.8 mm in diameter is observed using a Rayleigh scattering method. The scattered light intensity exhibits a power scaling on the backing pressure ranging from 16 to 50bar, and the power is strongly Z dependent varying from 8.4 （Z = 3mm） to 5.4 （Z = 11mm）, which is much larger than that of the argon cluster. The scattered light intensity versus axial position shows that the position of 5mm has the maximum signal intensity. The estimation of the average cluster size on axial position Z indicates that the cluster growth process goes forward until the maximum average cluster size is reached at Z - 9 mm, and the average cluster size will decrease gradually for Z 〉 9 mm.     

Applications of controlled-flow laser-polarized xenon gas to porous and granular media study

We report initial NMR studies of continuous flow laser-polarized xenon gas, both in unrestricted tubing, and in a model porous media. The study uses Pulsed Gradient Spin Echo-based techniques in the gas-phase, with the aim of obtaining more sophisticated information than just translational self-diffusion coefficients. Pulsed Gradient Echo studies of continuous flow laser-polarized xenon gas in unrestricted tubing indicate clear diffraction minima resulting from a wide distribution of velocities in the flow field. The maximum velocity experienced in the flow can be calculated from this minimum, and is seen to agree with the information from the complete velocity spectrum, or motion propagator, as well as previously published images. The susceptibility of gas flows to parameters such as gas mixture content, and hence viscosity, are observed in experiments aimed at identifying clear structural features from echo attenuation plots of gas flow in porous media. Gas-phase NMR scattering, or position correlation flow-diffraction, previously clearly seen in the echo attenuation data from laser-polarized xenon flowing through a 2 mm glass bead pack is not so clear in experiments using a different gas mixture. A propagator analysis shows most gas in the sample remains close to static, while a small portion moves through a presumably near-unimpeded path at high velocities.