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Quantitative measurements of deuterium partial pressures in laser fusion targets are made by inverse Raman spectroscopy. Attenuation of atmospheric nitrogen inverse Raman signals is used for standardization of the system. This technique allows calibration curves to be made with long path gas cells. The measurements are accurate to ±20%.
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Daigneault et al. (1983) studied this question.
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