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Photoacoustic study of vibrational relaxation of CH/sub 4/( nu /sub 2/, nu /sub 4/) in CH/sub 4/-CH/sub 4/ and CH/sub 4/-monatomic collisions
Étude optico-acoustique de la relaxation vibrationnelle de CH4(ν2, ν4) dans les chocs CH4-CH4 et CH4-monoatomiques

M. Huetz-Aubert, F. Lepoutre, G. Louis

J. Phys. France, 38 3 (1977) 283-290

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1051/jphys:01977003803028300

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