The absorption of 26 lines of a CO2 laser by BCl3 has been measured over a wide range of pressures. At low pressures, saturation effects occurred for powers as low as 200 mW cm−2. Above 1 Torr, the absorption coefficient is found to increase linearly with pressure. A theoretical model, taking the effects of saturation and line overlapping into account, has been formulated to interpret these results.
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