VIBRATIONAL ANALYSIS OF NEW SPECTRA OF $3\nu_{3}$ OF $SF_{6}$ AND IMPLICATIONS FOB COLLISIONLESS MULTIPLE PHOTON EXCITATION MODELLING

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1978

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Ohio State University

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Recently Kildal1 has measured the 3ν3 absorption spectrum of SF6 gas and some questions concerning the structure of ν3- overtones were reexamined by Fox2 Because of the supposed importance of octahedral splitting as an aid In overcoming anharmonicities in multiple-photon excitation of SF6 gas, we have re-measured the 3ν3 absorption feature at 2830cm−1 at three temperatures. Our assignment of the ground state transitions supports the conclusions of Fox, and new vibrational anharmonicity constants were obtained3 Using this new vibrational model of SF6 we show that rotational effects strongly dominate vibrational splittings in multiple photon excitation experiments4

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1 H. Kildal, J. Chem. Phys. 67, 1287 (1977). 2 K. Fox $3\nu_{3}$ Vibrational Spectra of $SF_{6}$ and $UF_{6}$'', accepted for publication in J. Chem. Phys. (1978). $^{3}$ J. R. Ackerhalt, H. Flicker, H. Galbraith, J, King and W. Person, The Analysis of 3v3 in SF6'', submitted to J. Chem. Phys. (1978). 4 J. R. Ackerhalt and H. W. Galbraith, Collisionless Multiple Photon Excitation of $SF_{6}$: A Comparison of Anharmonic Oscillators With and Without Octahedral Splitting in the Presence of Rotational Effects'', submitted to J. Chem. Phys, (1977); H. W. Galbraith and J. R. Ackerhalt, Calculation of the Temperature Dependence of the Multiphoton Absorption Spectrum of SF6'', submitted to J, Chem. Phys. (1977) W. B. Person has been on leave from Department of Chemistry, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, 32611.""


Author Institution: Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory

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