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The optical spectroscopic study of the Ar afterglow reaction of SiI4 has led to the observa tion of two visible emission systems of SiI. A new red-degraded emission in the 430-480 nm region was assigned to the system by comparison with absorption spect rum. The system was detected in the 490-560 nm region . The intensity was so strong that several new bands could be identified in longer wavelengths . The exci tation source of SiI emission was concluded to be metastable Ara+ions .
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