Describes a kinetics model fore-beam excited XeCl lasers using Ne/Xe/HCl gas mixtures. The model has been validated by comparison with measure transient absorption in Ne/Xe mixtures, as well as by comparison with measured laser performance under a range of conditions. A key feature of the model is the inclusion of a fast three-body charge exchange process between Ne2+and Xe which provides an efficient channel for XeCl* formation through ion-ion recombination. Xe+2is predicted to be the dominant absorber in Ne/Xe mixtures with with xenon fractions greater than 0.75 percent, while Cl-is predicted to be the major absorber in optimum laser mixtures.
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