Decay of the CO fluorescence obtained under narrow-band excitation of "essentially singlet" and "essentially tipIet" rotationai Ievels resulting from the A ' II@ = 0)-e 3Z-(u = I) perturbation have been studied as a function of added rare gas pressure. Anomalous decay curves are discussed in terms o
Reduced equations of motion for collision-induced intersystem crossing
β Scribed by Shaul Mukamel
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1979
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 408 KB
- Volume
- 60
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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β¦ Synopsis
A model is proposed for colhsion-induced intersystem crossing in "intermediate case" and small moieccules. The collisions are assumed to cause dephasing (Tz) among the zero order singlet and triplet molecular states. The combined effect of the intramoIecu!a.r spin-orbit coupling (H) and the coUisional dephasing, results in the e~perimentahy observable reIaxation of populations (T,). ?Fhe basic assumption of the present model is that the duration of a cohision zc is short compared to the intramo!ecuIar coupling (prc ( 1). Reduced equations of motion for the moiecnhu density matrix are derived and conditions for observing noneXponentisJ rek..ations are discnssed. The model demonstrates the equivalence. of T, and T2 processes, depending on our choice of a basis set
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and to the mliisiond mapetic quenching of polyntomic molecules, with ~ticuku emphasis on &o\;ll.
The quantum yields of the sulfur dioxide triplet ( 3S02)-sensitized phosphorescence of biacetyl (+18en8) were deteryined in experiments with NZ-SO2-Ac2 and c-Cd-Il2-SOrAc2 mixtures excited at 2875 A at 27'C. The fraction of the biacetyl triplets which reacts homogeneously by radiative or nonradiativ
The relative intensities of phosphorescence of S02(3B1) molecule: have been determined following the optical excitation of S02('BI) molecules by a 2662 A laser pulse. From a kinetic treatment of these measurements, the intersystem crossing ratio, k2b/(klb + kzb), was determined; SOZ( With ha = 0 2