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Figure10 shows the Boltzmann plot from the intensities of argon atomic lines, the slope gives the average electronic excitation temperature T = 0.74 eV.

In aluminum methane air flames, the lack of self-reversal and lower optical depths of the aluminum atomic lines indicate the absence of vapor-phase micro-diffusion flames, and point to a more heterogeneous, and likely kinetically-controlled, particle combustion regime.

The narrow features are atomic lines and the broad features between 5 and 20 μm marked as AIB are due to aromatic compounds.

The radiation that is emitted in this environment is usually a mixture of discrete atomic lines that come from the relaxation of the atoms to lower energy states and continuum radiation resulting from closely spaced lines that have been broadened by collisions with other atoms and the electrons.

In all atomic line filters, the position and widths of the vapor cell resonance lines are among the most important properties.

The predecessor of the atomic line filter was the infrared quantum counter, designed in the 1950s by Nicolaas Bloembergen.

Absorption-re-emission filters were the first type developed, and so are commonly called simply "atomic line filters"; the other two types are usually referred to specifically as "Faraday filters" or "Voigt filters".

The hydrogen (656 nm) and oxygen (777 nm) atomic lines were selected to determine the fuel concentration in atmospheric pressure.

The van der Waals interaction strongly shifts atomic lines by as much as 10−10 of the fractional frequency-shift, for atoms trapped in the evanescent field13,14,15 at tens of nm from the nanofibres.

They have unprecedented characteristics with the highest thermal stability ever achieved for nanostructures on a surface (900 °C) and the longest atomic lines ever built on a surface (micrometer scale long).

If specific atomic lines are desired, a small amount of the desired element is introduced in the discharge.