Chemiluminescent reactions of Ca with hydrogen peroxide
作者:M.D. Oberlander、R.P. Kampf、J.M. Parson
DOI:10.1016/0009-2614(91)90048-e
日期:1991.1
chemiluminescence has been observed in reactions of Ca in ground and metastable (3Po) states with H2O2 in beam-gas experiments. Ground state Ca yields predominantly CaO emission, while excited state Ca gives CaOH. The ground state chemiluminescent cross section falls more steeply with increasing collisional energy. It is suggested that the different behavior of the atomic states can be attributed to a varying
在束流气体实验中,在基态和亚稳(3 P o)态的Ca与H 2 O 2的反应中观察到电子化学发光。基态Ca主要产生CaO发射,而激发态Ca产生CaOH。随着碰撞能量的增加,基态化学发光截面下降得更陡。建议原子态的不同行为可归因于碰撞过程中H原子迁移形成H 2 O的可用时间的变化。
Laser spectroscopy of the A-X transitions of CaOH and CaOD
作者:Robert C. Hilborn、Zhu Qingshi、David O. Harris
DOI:10.1016/0022-2852(83)90338-7
日期:1983.1
Abstract The A - X transitions of gas phase CaOH and CaOD, produced in a low-pressure flow system, were studied by low- and high-resolution laser spectroscopy. The vibrational structure of the low-lying vibrational levels of both the A and X states were determined. A detailed rotational analysis of the (0, 0, 0)-(0, 0, 0) bands of the A - X system is presented. The spectra are well described by a 2
Chemiluminescent reactions of alkaline-earth metals with water and hydrazine
作者:Richard F. Wormsbecher、Mitchell Trkula、Cecilia Martner、Robert E. Penn、David O. Harris
DOI:10.1016/0022-2852(83)90335-1
日期:1983.1
low-pressure chemiluminescentreactions of the metal atom vapors with a hydrazine oxidant. The monoamide chemiluminescence spectra are assigned by comparison with those of the isoelectronic alkaline-earth monohydroxides and monofluorides, formed with water and sulfur hexafluoride oxidants. These comparisons also allow the amide's position in the spectrochemical series for monovalent alkaline-earth compounds
作者:Charles W. Bauschlicher、Stephen R. Langhoff、Timothy C. Steimle、Jeffrey E. Shirley
DOI:10.1063/1.459689
日期:1990.9.15
Theoretical calculations yield electric dipole moments ( μ) of 0.98, 0.49, and 0.11 Debye at the computed equilibrium geometries of the X 2Σ+, A 2Π, and B 2Σ+ states of CaOH. Thus the pure rotational spectra in these electronic states are expected to be weaker than the corresponding alkaline monohalides. This is consistent with our failure to observe the pure rotational spectrum of the X 2Σ+ state by microwave-optical double resonance spectroscopy, and is in agreement with our experimental determination of μ<1 D for the A 2Π3/2 state. However, the vibrational–rotational spectrum is quite strong, since dμ/dr is quite large in these ionic molecules. Using the free-ion polarizabilities, the modified Rittner model predicts a μ value of about −8 D for the X 2Σ+ state, which is in error by about 9 D. The theoretical values for total dipole moment, as well as contributions from Ca+ and OH−, can be reproduced using effective polarizabilities. However, this analysis shows that the effective polarizability of OH− is a much smaller fraction of the free-ion value than for Ca+, because Pauli repulsion restricts the OH− polarization toward the Ca+. Some account of this effect seems to be a prerequisite for the successful application of either Rittner or ligand field models to ionic systems.
Laser excited fluorescence study of reactions of excited Ca and Sr with water and alcohols: Product selectivity and energy disposal
作者:M. D. Oberlander、J. M. Parson
DOI:10.1063/1.472457
日期:1996.10.8
Reactions of the metastable 3P0J states of Ca and Sr in atomic beams with H2O, D2O, and CH3OH yielding ground electronic state products have been observed by laser excited fluorescence of MOH, MOD, and MOCH3. The water reactions favor metal hydroxide products while methanol reactions favor methoxides. For SrOH product, spectral simulation of the B̃ 2Σ+–X̃ 2Σ+ transition based on coupled harmonic-oscillator Franck–Condon factors was used to determine crude vibrational energy distributions in the bending and metal-stretching modes, and simulation of a higher resolution scan of excitation of the ground vibrational level gave some information about the rotational energy distribution in that level. While excitation of metal stretching and rotation were considerable and not too far from the predictions of a prior model, bending was significantly colder. Limited spectroscopic constants and severe spectral congestion have precluded other successful simulations.