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Laser-induced fluorescence of the Rb2 molecule the X 1Σg+ electronic state up to ν = 72

✍ Scribed by C. Amiot; P. Crozet; J. Vergès


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1985
Tongue
English
Weight
313 KB
Volume
121
Category
Article
ISSN
0009-2614

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✦ Synopsis


The laser-induced fluorescence or Rb, molecules has been obsewed in the 9000-I 2500 cm-' spcclral range after enci[aGon by a s~yryl 9 ring dye laser. The A'B; -+ X "; fluorescence speclra were recorded by Fourier transrorm specwoscopy. Accurale molecular consktnw were derived Ior the ground electronic slate up IO the vibrslional level v -72 and Tar ro!aGonal quantum numbers J ranging rrom .32 LO 206. The IPA polenlial curve was consrrucled from these dala. The main molecular consLants [or the "Rb, X 'xl slale are: U. = 57.781 cm-'. w,x, -0.13911 cm-'. 8, = 22.403 x lo-" cm-'. 0. =1.35X IO-' cm-'. and R, = 4.2099 A.


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