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The electron energy distribution and the vibrational population of CO have been numerically calculated in discharge and post-discharge conditions. The calculations show that the electronic and vibrational energies are strongly coupled in both cases. In the post-discharge this coupling which reflects the balance of vibrational inelastic losses and superelastic gains can last up to times of 10−3–10−2 s (p=5 Torr, Tg=500 K) until electrons disappear by recombination and diffusion to the tube walls (R∼1 cm).
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