VIBRATIONAL ENERGY TRANSFER IN PROPYNAL UNDER COLLISIONLESS $CONDITIONS^{*}$

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1979

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Ohio State University

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Investigations of vibrational energy redistribution in the polyatomic, propynal - HCCCHO , will be discussed. Dye laser-induced, visible fluorescence following low-level vibrational excitation with a CO2 laser is used to monitor the internal energy distribution under collisionless conditions (10−5 to 10−3 torr). Time resolved spectroscopic changes in ν6 (C-C Stretch), the pumped mode, show that increases in population in the v=1 level follow closely the shape of the excitation pulse and that decay is exponential to 10 μs. However, concomitant changes in hot bands of other modes, especially those of lower frequency, are not obvious. These results will be discussed in terms of intramolecular, V-V, and V-T energy transfer.

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Research carried out at Brookhaven National Laboratory under contract with the U.S. Department of Energy and supported by its Office of Basic Energy Sciences.


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