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Formation of CN(B2Σ) by the electron impact dissociation of HCN. measurements near threshold

✍ Scribed by Iwao Nishiyama; Tamotsu Kondow; Kozo Kuchitsu


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1979
Tongue
English
Weight
363 KB
Volume
62
Category
Article
ISSN
0009-2614

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✦ Synopsis


Emission spectra of the CN violet band system (B *Z-X *S) were observed by the eIectron impact on HCN with seberal impact ener@s near me thieshold. The formation of CN(B) by the dissotiti~ excitation of HCN m invest&t&-The -hoId eneey weed essentiaUy with that obt&ned by the photodissociation measurements W Ohbe et al-The Ed=&tion function and the dependence of the vibrational populations of CN(B) on the electron energy were obtained. These re-SU& swest tit an optimuy aUowed state corn&t&s to the formation of CN(B) from HCN as a main precursor.


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