"Pr\u00E1ce prezentuje v\u00FDsledky z\u00EDskan\u00E9 b\u011Bhem spektroskopick\u00FDch m\u011B\u0159en\u00ED stejnosm\u011Brn\u00E9ho dohas\u00EDnaj\u00EDc\u00EDho v\u00FDboje v \u010Dist\u00E9m dus\u00EDkov\u00E9m plazmatu obsahuj\u00EDc\u00EDho p\u0159\u00EDm\u011Bsi kysl\u00EDku. Plazma bylo studov\u00E1no pomoc\u00ED emisn\u00ED spektroskopie t\u0159\u00ED spektr\u00E1ln\u00EDch syst\u00E9m\u016F dus\u00EDku a NO p\u00E1su. Maximum intenzity r\u016F\u017Eov\u00E9ho afterglow prvn\u00EDho pozitivn\u00EDho syst\u00E9mu klesalo v\u00EDcem\u00E9n\u011B exponenci\u00E1ln\u011B s rostouc\u00ED koncentrac\u00ED kysl\u00EDku. Pozice maxim\u00E1ln\u00ED emise r\u016F\u017Eov\u00E9ho afterglow byla posunuta ke krat\u0161\u00EDm rozkladn\u00FDm \u010Das\u016Fm, ale oba pozitivn\u00ED syst\u00E9my vyk\u00E1zaly pomal\u00FD n\u00E1r\u016Fst rozkladn\u00E9ho \u010Dasu maxima aferglow po po\u010D\u00E1te\u010Dn\u00EDm posunu k d\u0159\u00EDv\u011Bj\u0161\u00EDm pozic\u00EDm dohas\u00EDnaj\u00EDc\u00EDho v\u00FDboje. Intenzity obou pozitivn\u00EDch syst\u00E9m\u016F dus\u00EDku nevykazovaly \u017E\u00E1dnou z\u00E1vislost na koncentraci kysl\u00EDku. P\u00E1sy NO byly pozorov\u00E1ny s n\u00EDzkou intenzitou a jejich intenzity byly p\u0159\u00EDmo \u00FAm\u011Brn\u00E9 koncentraci kysl\u00EDku."@cs . . "RIV/00216305:26310/06:PU60735!RIV07-GA0-26310___" . "The work presents results obtained during spectroscopic observations of DC flowing post-discharges of pure nitrogen plasma containing traces of oxygen. The plasma has been studied by the emission spectroscopy of three nitrogen spectral systems and NO-beta bands. The maximum of the pink afterglow intensity of nitrogen 1st positive system decreased more or less exponentially with increasing the oxygen concentration. The position of the maximal pink afterglow emission was shifted to shorter decay times but both nitrogen positive systems showed a slow increase of the decay time of pink afterglow maximum after the initial shift to the earlier post-discharge position. Intensities of both nitrogen positive systems didn't show any significant dependence on the oxygen concentration. The NO-beta bands were observed with low intensity and their intensities were directly proportional to the oxygen concentration."@en . . . "Nitrogen Pink Afterglow Quenching by Oxygen Traces"@en . . "P(GA202/05/0111)" . . "129-130" . "Kr\u010Dma, Franti\u0161ek" . . . "Soural, Ivo" . "Nitrogen Pink Afterglow Quenching by Oxygen Traces"@en . "3"^^ . "Maz\u00E1nkov\u00E1, V\u011Bra" . "2-914771-38-X" . "3"^^ . "488715" . "Lecce" . "Zh\u00E1\u0161en\u00ED dus\u00EDkov\u00E9ho Pink Afterglow kysl\u00EDkov\u00FDmi p\u0159\u00EDm\u011Bsmi"@cs . "Zh\u00E1\u0161en\u00ED dus\u00EDkov\u00E9ho Pink Afterglow kysl\u00EDkov\u00FDmi p\u0159\u00EDm\u011Bsmi"@cs . "Lecce" . . . . "Nitrogen Pink Afterglow Quenching by Oxygen Traces" . . . "Europhysics Conference Abstracts 30G, Proceedings of ESCAMPIG XVIII" . "RIV/00216305:26310/06:PU60735" . "2006-07-11+02:00"^^ . . . . . "University Bari" . "2"^^ . . "Nitrogen Pink Afterglow Quenching by Oxygen Traces" . "26310" . "nitrogen post-discharge, pink afterglow, post-discharge kinetics, optical spectroscopy, nitrogen-oxygen mixture"@en . "[8BFCE97F8793]" . . . . "The work presents results obtained during spectroscopic observations of DC flowing post-discharges of pure nitrogen plasma containing traces of oxygen. The plasma has been studied by the emission spectroscopy of three nitrogen spectral systems and NO-beta bands. The maximum of the pink afterglow intensity of nitrogen 1st positive system decreased more or less exponentially with increasing the oxygen concentration. The position of the maximal pink afterglow emission was shifted to shorter decay times but both nitrogen positive systems showed a slow increase of the decay time of pink afterglow maximum after the initial shift to the earlier post-discharge position. Intensities of both nitrogen positive systems didn't show any significant dependence on the oxygen concentration. The NO-beta bands were observed with low intensity and their intensities were directly proportional to the oxygen concentration." .