The interhalogen IF was excited to its B 'II 0+ state by collisions with chemically produced N,( A 'Z: ) metastables. The excited nitrogen metastables were generated by the reaction of N(%) atoms with Ns radicals. The reaction system was operated both as a continuous flame in a discharge-flow system
Hyperfine structure investigations in the excited B 3Π0 + state of IF
✍ Scribed by H.D. Hartmann; H. Knöckel; E. Tiemann
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1985
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 454 KB
- Volume
- 113
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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✦ Synopsis
IF molecules were prepa.red in a miaowave disckuge by using C3FpI Cheptafluoro-2-iodopropane) or by the direct reaction X2 + F2 _ The hyperfine structure of the rotational transitions f + 1 -f = 54 of the nirational level u' = 3 and 6 -5 of U' = 4 in the excited electronic state B 3 n e+ of IF has been investigated with the method of miaouave-optical double resanancz (MODR). From the obsen;ed spectra. quadrupole muphng constants ea3Q = -5585lf60~ MHz, eq4Q = --570.73(60) MHz and magnetic spin-rotation coupling mnstants Q@J'= 3) = 230[70), QC;' = 4) = 288(70) kHz were derived_ With the scaling by the known atomic quadrupole coupling mnstants 3 a mmparjson of the electric fieId gtadients at the different nuclex ES possible and enables qu&tat.zve wnclunons about the electronrc structure mnsidermg ionte bond and configuration muring.
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