Abstract
Separation of N16O and N18O has been measured in a thermal diffusion column heated by resonant absorption of CO laser photons. For the most part, the behavior of the laser-heated column can be adequately explained as a simple thermal effect, although the separation efficiency at low-input powers is higher in the laser-heated column than in a comparable hot-wire experiment.
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