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A premixed propane-air flame has been studied by the coherent anti-stokes Raman spectroscopy technique. Single-shot thermometry has been demonstrated and the temperature uncertainty due to the broadband dye laser analyzed. A comparison with sodium-line-reversal temperatures indicates good agreement with the CARS temperatures. A retroreflecting power-reference scheme has been developed which allows simultaneous singleshot temperature and species-concentration measurements to be made in the premixed flame. An error analysis of the concentration measurements indicates that uncertainties of 5% are obtainable with the present instrumentation.
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