Fast magnetic field jump time-resolved LMR has been used to study relaxation of the upper CI('P, ,L) fine structure state induced by CCla, CF, and H20. The rate constants measured are (1.8 f0.6) x 10-l", (2.7k0.8)~10-"and (7.8&2.3)x10-" cm'/s, respectively, at T=320 K.
Collisional quenching of Cl(2P12) studied by fast magnetic field jump time-resolved laser magnetic resonance
โ Scribed by A.I. Chichinin; L.N. Krasnoperov
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1986
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 585 KB
- Volume
- 124
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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โฆ Synopsis
Time-resolved LMR combined with fast magnetic field jump has been employed to study collisional quenching of the upper state of a chlorine atom fine structure (C1(32P,,2)). The following quenching rate constants have been obtained: (1.8 *0.4)x lo-", (1.7*0.4)~10-'~, (7.4+2.6)x10-'3 and ~1O-l~ cm3/s for CF2C12, 02, Cl, and Ar respectively. The mixing rate constant of hyperfine structure levels for the 'F',,, state has been estimated for collisions with molecular oxygen, (4.0 +0.8)x lo-l2 cm3/s.
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