Acoustic impulses produced through the mechanism of the laser-induced breakdown in water have been investigated in the range from 0℃ to room temperature. Differently from the acoustic impulses produced via thermal ex...Acoustic impulses produced through the mechanism of the laser-induced breakdown in water have been investigated in the range from 0℃ to room temperature. Differently from the acoustic impulses produced via thermal expansion, the polarity and the amplitude of acoustic impulse produced via liquid breakdown mechanism do not change with water temperature. This indirectly proves that the production of acoustic impulse is due to the expansion of the cavity itself which includes plasma. A semiempirical description of this phenomenon is given in this paper.展开更多
基金The project was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘Acoustic impulses produced through the mechanism of the laser-induced breakdown in water have been investigated in the range from 0℃ to room temperature. Differently from the acoustic impulses produced via thermal expansion, the polarity and the amplitude of acoustic impulse produced via liquid breakdown mechanism do not change with water temperature. This indirectly proves that the production of acoustic impulse is due to the expansion of the cavity itself which includes plasma. A semiempirical description of this phenomenon is given in this paper.
