The line shapes of the Balmer lines (n= 3, 4) produced from the reaction between methylene chloride and metastable helium atom He (2 %) in a high vacuum chamber were analyzed, and the nascent translational energies were estimated from their Doppler broadening profiles. The fractions of available ene
Energy transfer process in the reaction of He(2 3S) with CH2Cl2
โ Scribed by Jingzhong Guo; Yuezhu Gu; Chuanpu Liu; Yongjia Yin; Dezhao Cao; Jiye Cai
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1990
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 373 KB
- Volume
- 169
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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โฆ Synopsis
Energy transfer processes between metastable atoms He(2 'S) and CHaCI, have been investigated by emission spectroscopy. Intense CH(,4+X), CH(B+X), CH(C+X) and CCI(A+X) emission bands and weak hydrogen Balmer lines were observed. Using the reference reaction He(2 'S)+CO, the formation rate constant of some fragments has been measured, i.e. kcH(,i=8.3~ IO-" cm3 molecule-' SK', kc-,e,=1.6~ IO-' cm3 molecule-' s-', etc. The nascent rotational temperature of CH (A 2A) has been estimated also.
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