Abstract
Observations of the infrared fluorescence of liquid or solid CO following excitation by a frequency-doubled TEA CO 2 laser reveal a non-exponential decay curve for a pure CO sample. Vibrational relaxation and vibrational diffusion constants were determined by analysing these curves in the temperature range 66–79 K.
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