Power of 20 mW and gain of 11% have been obtained by using thermally excited nitrogen to pump a flowing-gas carbon dioxide laser. One immediate use of this new pumping technique is the study of molecular laser physics in a simplified environment; the thermal laser is essentially free of chemical and charged-particle effects.
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