VIBRATIONAL-ENERGY TRANSFER AND QUENCHING OF OH(A2-SIGMA-+,V'=1)
VIBRATIONAL-ENERGY TRANSFER AND QUENCHING OF OH(A2-SIGMA-+,V'=1)
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DOI:
10.1021/j100331a033
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发表时间:
1988-10-06
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通讯作者:
CROSLEY, DR
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作者:
COPELAND, RA;WISE, ML;CROSLEY, DR
Collisional vibrational energy transfer (VET),'= 1—0, andelectronic quenching of (2+,>-1) are studied using time-and wavelength-resolved laser-induced fluorescence in a room-temperature flow system. Total removal cross sections are large, 30-120 Á2, and generally decrease with increasing rotational quantum number, indicating the importance of anisotropic long-range attractive forces. The colliders studied fall intothree categories: polar molecules H20 and NH3, efficient quenchers but ineffective at VET; C02, CH4, and N20, similar cross sections for each process; and N2, SF6, and CF4, inefficient quenchers but efficient at VET. The rotational distribution forOH molecules within'= 0 that have undergone VET with N2 collider is hotter than the surrounding gas temperature and appears like an approximately 750 K thermal distribution.