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Glass-type hydrogen and deuterium absorption cells developed for D/H ratio measurements in the Martian atmosphere.

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  • Glass-type hydrogen and deuterium absorption cells developed for D/H ratio measurements in the Martian atmosphere. Abstract Text:

    t d kawaharaT D Kawahara,s okanoS Okano,t abeT Abe,h fukunishiH Fukunishi,k itoK Ito,

    Hydrogen and deuterium absorption cells of a new glass type have been developed for the D/H ratio measurements on the Japanese Mars mission PLANET-B. The H/D cells work as narrow-band rejection filters for the H/D Lyman-alpha line, respectively, when the H or D atoms are produced at a heated filament inside the cells. The absorption profiles of the cells were successfully measured with a high-resolution vacuum ultraviolet spectrometer with a wavelength resolution of 6.6 x 10(-4) nm. The derived optical thickness was found to be ~7 and ~14 for the hydrogen and deuterium cells, respectively. It was also found that the derived temperature of atomic gas ranges between the temperature of the cell wall and that of the heated filament, and it increases with increasing filament temperature. The measured profiles showed that the absorption efficiencies of the developed absorption cells are sufficient to observe the D/H ratios of the Martian atmosphere.

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    td kawaharaTD Kawahara,s okanoS Okano,t abeT Abe,h fukunishiH Fukunishi,k itoK Ito,

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    PUBLICATION TYPE: Journal Article

    Journal: Applied optics

    VOLUME: 36

    Page Numbers: 2229-37

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    ISSN: 0003-6935

    DAY: 1

    MONTH: Apr

    YEAR: 1997

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