THE PHOTOELECTRIC ABSORPTION SPECTRUM OF OXYGEN AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES (300 TO $1000^{\circ}K$) AT A BANDWIDTH OF 0.075{\AA} BETWEEN 1750 AND 2100{\AA} (SCHUMANN-RUNGE BANDS).

Loading...
Thumbnail Image

Date

1965

Journal Title

Journal ISSN

Volume Title

Publisher

Ohio State University

Research Projects

Organizational Units

Journal Issue

Abstract

The absorption of light by hot oxygen (300 to 1000K) in the spectral region from 1750 to 2100 {\AA} has been investigated photoelectrically with a 2.2m McPherson scanning monochrometer at a bandwidth of 0.075{\AA}. The absorption chamber was a modification of that employed in this labortory in the study of alkali metal vapors.1.2 At 600K the v″=1 bands are as strong as the corresponding v″=0 bands, and at 1000K the v″=2,3 bands become apparent. Using selected Schumann-Runge lines measured previously by Curry and Herzberg3 and Brix and Herzberg.4 as standards, the wavelengths of these new lines have been measured to an estimated accuracy of ±0.03{\AA}. Details of the experimental techniques, wavelength measurements, and the calculated spectroscopic constants of the B3Σu state will be presented.

Description

1 R. D. Hudson, Phys, Rev. 135, A1212 (1964). 2 R. D. Hudson and V. L. Carter, Phys. Rev, (to be published March, 1965). 3 J. Curry and G. Herzberg, Ann. d. Physik 19, 800 (1934). 4 P. Brix and G. Herzberg, Can. J. Phys. 32, 110 (1954).


Author Institution: Space Physics Laboratory, Aerospace Corporation, Los Angeles, California

Keywords

Citation