Threshold photoelectron spectroscopy of unstable N-containing compounds: Resolution of ΔK subbands in HNCO(+) and vibrational resolution in NCO(.).

Threshold photoelectron spectroscopy of unstable N-containing compounds: Resolution of ΔK subbands in HNCO(+) and vibrational resolution in NCO(.).
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10.1063/1.4920951
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2015-05
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The Journal of chemical physics
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F. Holzmeier;M. Lang;I. Fischer;Xiaofeng Tang;B. K. Cunha de Miranda;C. Romanzin;C. Alcaraz;P. Hemberger
F. Holzmeier;M. Lang;I. Fischer;Xiaofeng Tang;B. K. Cunha de Miranda;C. Romanzin;C. Alcaraz;P. Hemberger
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作者:
F. Holzmeier;M. Lang;I. Fischer;Xiaofeng Tang;B. K. Cunha de Miranda;C. Romanzin;C. Alcaraz;P. Hemberger

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The threshold photoelectron spectra (TPES) of two unstable nitrogen-containing species, HNCO and NCO, were recorded utilizing vacuum ultraviolet synchrotron radiation. Both are intermediates in combustion processes and play a role in the removal of nitrogen oxides from exhaust gases. The rovibronic structure of the first band in the TPES of HNCO(+) was analyzed within the framework of an orbital ionization model, and the resolved structure of the origin band was assigned to ΔK subbands. An ionization energy of 11.602 ± 0.005 eV was determined and the vibrational structure of the cationic ground state was analyzed by a Franck-Condon fit. Low lying electronically excited states of HNCO(+) were also observed. In a second series of experiments, the NCO radical was generated by flash pyrolysis from chlorine isocyanate. The ionization energy to the X(+) (3)Σ(-) ground state was determined to be 11.76 ± 0.02 eV, while for the a(+) (1)Δ state, a value of 12.93 ± 0.02 eV was obtained. Vibrational structure was observed for both states, and bands were assigned by Franck-Condon simulations.