VACUUM ULTRAVIOLET SPECTRUM OBSERVED IN THE REACTION OF FLUORINE ATOMS AND CYANAMIDE
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1990
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Ohio State University
Abstract
Fluorine atoms, produced in a microwave discharge in fluorine-containing precursors, are reacted with $H_{2}NCN$ and the products of the reaction are probed by absorption spectroscopy. A system of sharply defined bands have been observed in the region extending from 1870 A to 2175 A. At the present, the observations have been made photographically in the first order of a 6.65-meter grating vacuum spectrograph. The bands are degraded to lower energies and show spacings of approximately $375 cm^{-1}$.
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Author Institution: Laser Spectroscopy Facility, Department of Chemistry, The Ohio State University