Reported discrepancies are more apparent than real. The Letter of Yencha et al. [1] reports the analysis measurements [3], using the Ne emission doublet of a number of ionic states of I z, this Comment spacing, in addition to the CH3I 2E splitting, which
Threshold photoelectron spectroscopy of I2
β Scribed by Andrew J. Yencha; Martin C.R. Cockett; Jon G. Goode; Robert J. Donovan; Andrew Hopkirk; George C. King
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1994
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 499 KB
- Volume
- 229
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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β¦ Synopsis
The threshold photoelectron spectrum of molecular iodine has been measured at a resolution of 6-8 meV using synchrotron radiation in the region 9-14 eV and a penetrating-field electron spectrometer. The spectrum reveals resolved vibrational structure in each spin-orbit component of the X ('&) state of I:, which arises as a result of both direct photoionization and autoionization processes. In addition, extensive resolved vibrational structure has been observed in the A (211,,,) state of 1: for the first time in any electron spectroscopic study. The average vibrational spacings were as follows: 220( 8) cm-' in X (*I&), 214(8) cm-' in X (*n g,l,z), and 120(S) cm-' averaged over both spin-orbit components in A ('II,,,).
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