The formation of NO (A,v) and NO(B,v) was investigated from the reaction Co(a,v') + NO(X,v" -0) in a beam-beam configuration. The nascent rovibrational distributions of NO(A,v-0-2) and NO(B,v-0-2) were determined from NO(A ~ X) and NO(B ~ X) emissions by means of spectral simulation. The branching r
Study of the energy transfer reaction of N2(a 1Πg, ν′) + CO(X 1Σ, ν″ = 0) under molecular beam conditions
✍ Scribed by Guanlin Shen; Xuechu Li; Hong Chen; Liming Wang; Nanquan Lou
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1995
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 346 KB
- Volume
- 241
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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✦ Synopsis
The energy transfer reaction of metastable N2(a lI-Ig, v') prepared by a dc discharge of high-purity nitrogen with CO(X 1E, v" = 0) was investigated by measuring the vacuum ultraviolet emission spectra of the electronically excited species CO(A 11-1, v') and NE(a lIIg, v') during the collision period under molecular beam conditions. The energy mismatch ]AEI and q~'v" factors for both CO(A 1f-I, v'~ X 1]~, v") and NE(a lIIg, v'--* X 1~, v") are the determining factors controlling the branching ratio from one NE(a ll-lg, v') donor to different vibrational levels of CO(A lII, v'). A formula to calculate the branching ratio is presented by considering the energy mismatch I AE] and the qv,~,, factors recalculated using a shifted value of the equilibrium internuclear distance r e of N 2.
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