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Radiative lifetime of metastable NH(b 1Σ+)

✍ Scribed by U. Blumenstein; F. Rohrer; F. Stuhl


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1984
Tongue
English
Weight
337 KB
Volume
107
Category
Article
ISSN
0009-2614

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✦ Synopsis


RADIATIVE LIFETIME OF METASTABLE NH(b 'Z') U. BLUhlENSTEIN, F. ROHRER and F. STUHL Rcccivcd 26 !arch 1981 The radiative lil'ctinw of mctaztablc NH@ lx+) \a dctcrmincd to bc 53;': rns us,"; VU' flash photoly,l> of SHs and ArF laser photolyk of HS,. For the transitions IO IIIC INO componcn~s. 3X,, 2nd 3 - _t_ of the non-routine proundsww radical. IIIC ratio or 111~ transition ntomcnts p&t aas dctcrmlncd to bc -0.35 (215%). The qucnchlng of the nwtxtablc slate by Hc, Ar. Nz and HN3 was invcsttptcd


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