A model based on :iemiclassical collision theory is presented to describe the dephasing of vibrationally excited molecules in a Iiquid. It is sholvn that fluctuations of the vibrational frequencies, which are uuzed by the intermolecular interaction, lead to phase rc:laxation of 3 coherently excited
Dephasing of molecular vibrations in liquids: Effects of molecular orientations and attraction
β Scribed by H.K. Shin
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1982
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 420 KB
- Volume
- 89
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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β¦ Synopsis
An equauon for ribrallonal dcphxsmg rail~es II-I hqmds conwuung the effccu of molecular oricnwnons and attraction has been dernxd by use of tbe bmary colla~on model Lkphxing rates are found to be a strong function of the orrntauon angle of vrbrating molecules. For Lqurd rulrogeen. the mcluston of orlenrcd cncoun~as Icads to a slowing down of ihc dcph3sing rrlc by EI fxlor of about hi!. hlolccuhr attraction K found to cnhancc dcplusmg s$ruficrntly.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
Based upon the results reported here for phenyl acetylene and the results of other investigators' studies, a working model of phase relaxation in polar molecular liquids is proposed. The model rests upon the established concept of a phase annihilation operator' and a postulated phase conduction band