HIGH RESOLUTION ELECTRONIC SPECTRA OF THE $Ne \cdot OH/D \tilde{A} \leftarrow \bar{X}$ TRANSITIONS

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1993

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Ohio State University

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We reported1,2 the high resolution electronic spectra of the NeOH/DA¯X¯ transitions, terminating in the A¯(0,10,1),(0.10,1) and (0.10.1) levels, with detailed analyses including rotational. fine, and hyperfine structure. The notation (vOH,nx,v1) indicate respectively the quantum numbers of the OH moiety stretch, the OH internal rotation with the projection K superscripted, and the van der Waals stretch. The previous analyses reveal that the parity splitting for the X¯ state of ArOH/D is indeterminate with our resolution, but the parity splitting in the X¯ state of NeOH/D is well determined with a magnitude approximately 10 times larger than the reported value3 in ArOH/D. In addition, we also observed a large spin-rotation parameter γ in the A¯(0,10,1) level of NeOH (as well as NeOD). The value of γ is 180(6) MHz for NeOH, and is approximately 3 times larger than the corresponding parameters in the other A¯ state vibrational levels of NeOH[γ=65(19)MHz] and ArOH[γ=46(12)MHz]. We have additionally obtained the spectrum of NeOH terminating in the A¯ (0,11,1) level, which also possesses a large γ value of 160(24) MHz. A model based upon perturbation theory for open-shell complexes at the free rotor limit is proposed and successfully explains the spin-rotation interaction. Moreover, a parity splitting in the A¯(0.11,1) level of NeOH has also determined. The details of analyses will be presented.

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1. Chang et al., J. Chem. Phys. 96, 3476 (1992). 2.Chang et al., Chem. Phys. Lett. in press. 3.Ohshima et al., J. Chem. Phys. 95 7001 (1991).


Author Institution: Laser Spectroscopy Facility, Department of Chemistry, The Ohio State University

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