Hello everyone!
I was able to find data on vacuum ultra violet (VUV) light attenuation in gaseous and liquid argon (GAr, LAr) and in liquid xenon (LXe), but unfortunately not in gaseous xenon (GXe).
I would like to know two things:
1) Does an answer to the question exist? Or has there not (yet) been data published?
2) If there is data, could you please provide a reference to it?
Thanks a lot!
Dear Christoph Vogl ,
please see :
https://www.science-softcon.de/spectra/noga/noga_1.php
and click 'Xe' therein at the Substances line.
In the XE section there is the paper of R.E. Huffman, Y. Tanaka, J.C. Larrabee listed:
https://www.science-softcon.de/spectra/noga/noga_1.php#7440-63-3
https://www.science-softcon.de/spectra/noga/7440-63-3_2.txt
Finally:
https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/1.1734390
This paper is also listed in RG, but none of the authors is member of RG; so a full-text request does not work here.
Article Absorption Coefficients of Xenon and Argon in the 600–1025 Å...
So you have to go via your institution to get access to the full text...
Please see also:
https://www.osapublishing.org/viewmedia.cfm?r=1&rwjcode=josa&uri=josa-63-6-733&html=true
and
Article Vacuum-ultraviolet absorption and emission spectroscopy of g...
and
Article Near Ultraviolet-Visible Atomic Absorption Spectra of the Noble Gases
Good luck
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