KINETICS AND HARTLEY BAND SPECTROSCOPY OF VIBRATIONALLY EXCITED OZONE BY INFRARED-ULTRAVIOLET DOUBLE RESONANCE $SPECTROSCOPY^{*}$

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1981

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Ohio State University

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Absorption transients in the Hartley band induced by CO2 TEA laser irradiation of the ν3 mode of ozone have been observed in recent studies1,2; an account of the ongoing work in our laboratory is presented. New results include information on the spectral profiles of ν1−,ν2, and ν3-excited ozone and on the rapid ν3ν1 energy transfer rate. The spectral model which we present readily parameterizes the temperature-dependence of the Hartley band and provides a simple, spectroscopic means of measuring laser energy deposition. In a preliminary theoretical treatment of the Hartley band expressions for the width and mean frequency of an electronic spectrum are derived which may be useful in the analysis of a wide range of continuum spectra. The ``reflection principle’’ approximation is seen to require modification in order to be consistent with the derived expressions.

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Supported by the Air Force Geophysics Laboratory. 1 I. C. McDade and W. D. McGrath, Chem. Phys. Letters 72, 432 (1980); 73, 413 (1980) 2 S. M. Adler-Golden and J. I. Steinfeld, Chem. Phys. Letters, in press.


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