PHOTODISSOCIATION OF D2O IN THE 2ND CONTINUUM BY 2-PHOTON ABSORPTION AT 266 NM

The rotational population distribution of OD*(A 2Σ+) fragments produced by two-photon photodissociation of D2O at 266 nm has been determined from an analysis of the A 2Σ+-X 2Π fluorescence. The distribution obtained seems to confirm the existence of long-lived trajectories when the dissociation of H...

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Main Authors: Briggs, R, Halpern, J, Hancock, G, Shafizadeh, N, Rostas, J, Lemaire, J, Rostas, F
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 1989
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author Briggs, R
Halpern, J
Hancock, G
Shafizadeh, N
Rostas, J
Lemaire, J
Rostas, F
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description The rotational population distribution of OD*(A 2Σ+) fragments produced by two-photon photodissociation of D2O at 266 nm has been determined from an analysis of the A 2Σ+-X 2Π fluorescence. The distribution obtained seems to confirm the existence of long-lived trajectories when the dissociation of H2O or D2O is initiated with a small energy excess above the threshold for production of excited OH (OD) fragments. © 1989.
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spelling oxford-uuid:fa304402-4875-42ec-8c45-fbd0f052b93f2022-03-27T13:03:41ZPHOTODISSOCIATION OF D2O IN THE 2ND CONTINUUM BY 2-PHOTON ABSORPTION AT 266 NMJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:fa304402-4875-42ec-8c45-fbd0f052b93fEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1989Briggs, RHalpern, JHancock, GShafizadeh, NRostas, JLemaire, JRostas, FThe rotational population distribution of OD*(A 2Σ+) fragments produced by two-photon photodissociation of D2O at 266 nm has been determined from an analysis of the A 2Σ+-X 2Π fluorescence. The distribution obtained seems to confirm the existence of long-lived trajectories when the dissociation of H2O or D2O is initiated with a small energy excess above the threshold for production of excited OH (OD) fragments. © 1989.
spellingShingle Briggs, R
Halpern, J
Hancock, G
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Rostas, J
Lemaire, J
Rostas, F
PHOTODISSOCIATION OF D2O IN THE 2ND CONTINUUM BY 2-PHOTON ABSORPTION AT 266 NM
title PHOTODISSOCIATION OF D2O IN THE 2ND CONTINUUM BY 2-PHOTON ABSORPTION AT 266 NM
title_full PHOTODISSOCIATION OF D2O IN THE 2ND CONTINUUM BY 2-PHOTON ABSORPTION AT 266 NM
title_fullStr PHOTODISSOCIATION OF D2O IN THE 2ND CONTINUUM BY 2-PHOTON ABSORPTION AT 266 NM
title_full_unstemmed PHOTODISSOCIATION OF D2O IN THE 2ND CONTINUUM BY 2-PHOTON ABSORPTION AT 266 NM
title_short PHOTODISSOCIATION OF D2O IN THE 2ND CONTINUUM BY 2-PHOTON ABSORPTION AT 266 NM
title_sort photodissociation of d2o in the 2nd continuum by 2 photon absorption at 266 nm
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