Photochemistry and Spectroscopy of Organic Ions and Radicals
Photochemistry and Spectroscopy of Organic Ions and Radicals
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有机离子和自由基的光化学和光谱学
DOI:
10.1146/annurev.pc.42.100191.000415
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发表时间:
1992
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T. Shida
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作者:
T. Shida
A survey of the Annual Review of Physical Chemistry by the keywords "radicals" and "spectroscopy or light" obtains two articles, both by Miller (1, 2). Along with these two, Foster & Miller (3) give us an overview of the "hop, step, and jump" development of spectroscopic studies of small to large organic radicals. Also, a series of comprehensive tabulations on the molecular parameters of polyatomic transient molecules by Jacox (46) provides valuable information through February 1990 on approximately 500 neutral and ionic reactive species, which consist of up to 16 atoms. Besides th(;se scrial works, several excellent review articles and mono graphs have been published on high resolution spectroscopy of neutral and ionic intermediates in the gas phase (7-14), which reflects the recent surge of activity related to these transient chemical species that appear, for example, in astronomy, multiphoton ionization phenomena, plasma discharge, and chemical vapor deposition technology. The present thriving activity, of course, descends from the seminal work by Herzberg (15). Jacox and Thompson have shown that matrix-isolation spectroscopy, which uses solid rare gases, provides rich information for vibrational spectra of stable, as well as unstable, molecules (4-6, 16-19). Fortunately, matrix shifts relative to gas phase spectra are less than 1 % in most cases, which makes the cryogenic technique a useful complement to gas phase spectroscopy. At least two more pertinent monographs have been pub-