Abstract <p>The paper discusses approaches to increasing the noise immunity of the laser fragmentation/laser-induced fluorescence (LF/LIF) method in remote detection of surface traces of organophosphates. A possibility of inducing anti-Stokes fluorescence of PO-fragments (phosphorus oxide molecules) of organophosphates from the first excited vibrational state <i>X</i> <sup>2</sup>Π (<InlineEquation ID="IEq3"> <EquationSource Format="TEX">\({v}{\kern 1pt} ''\)</EquationSource> <!--OptAtOc2570067Bobrovnikov-m3--> </InlineEquation> = 1) to the electronically excited state <i>A</i><sup>2</sup>Σ<sup>+</sup> (<InlineEquation ID="IEq4"> <EquationSource Format="TEX">\({v}{\kern 1pt} '\)</EquationSource> <!--OptAtOc2570067Bobrovnikov-m4--> </InlineEquation> = 0) by laser radiation at wavelengths of 253.891, 254.021, 255.337, and 255.484 nm near the bandheads of the branches (<i>Q</i><sub>11</sub> + <i>P</i><sub>21</sub>), <i>P</i><sub>11</sub>, (<i>P</i><sub>22</sub> + <i>Q</i><sub>12</sub>), and <i>P</i><sub>12</sub>, respectively, was experimentally shown. Using the example of drop-liquid traces of triethyl phosphate on a paper surface, it was determined that excitation of <i>P</i><sub>12</sub> branch lines forming the bandhead ensures the highest noise immunity of the LF/LIF method for detecting organophosphates. The results can be used to select the optimal technique for excitation of fluorescence of PO-fragments in the practical implementation of the LF/LIF method for remote detection of organophosphate traces.</p>

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Experimental Estimation of the Efficiency of Approaches to Excitation of Anti-Stokes Fluorescence of PO-photofragments of Organophosphates from the First Excited Vibrational State X2Π (\({v}{\kern 1pt} ''\) = 1)

  • S. M. Bobrovnikov,
  • E. V. Gorlov,
  • V. I. Zharkov,
  • S. N. Murashko

摘要

Abstract

The paper discusses approaches to increasing the noise immunity of the laser fragmentation/laser-induced fluorescence (LF/LIF) method in remote detection of surface traces of organophosphates. A possibility of inducing anti-Stokes fluorescence of PO-fragments (phosphorus oxide molecules) of organophosphates from the first excited vibrational state X2Π ( \({v}{\kern 1pt} ''\) = 1) to the electronically excited state A2Σ+ ( \({v}{\kern 1pt} '\) = 0) by laser radiation at wavelengths of 253.891, 254.021, 255.337, and 255.484 nm near the bandheads of the branches (Q11 + P21), P11, (P22 + Q12), and P12, respectively, was experimentally shown. Using the example of drop-liquid traces of triethyl phosphate on a paper surface, it was determined that excitation of P12 branch lines forming the bandhead ensures the highest noise immunity of the LF/LIF method for detecting organophosphates. The results can be used to select the optimal technique for excitation of fluorescence of PO-fragments in the practical implementation of the LF/LIF method for remote detection of organophosphate traces.