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Improved Temporal Stability of Polymethine Laser Dyes in Aqueous Solutions

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Author(s)
Hackett, C.E.
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Dewey, C.F. Jr
Date Issued
1973
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Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Citation
IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics, QE-9, p.1119-1120 (1973)
Abstract
Polymethine laser dyes which fluoresce in the near infrared in organic solvents generally exhibit poor temporal stability at room temperature. Two typical laser-pumped polymethine dyes in aqueous solutions containing nonionic surfactants are investigated. Temporal stability was improved 20-fold, as compared to organic solutions, with no significant changes in laser-pumping threshold or tuning range.
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Temporal stability
Polymethine Laser dyes
Aqueous solutions
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Mechanical Engineering
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