Fluorescence-detected infrared- and Raman-ultraviolet double resonance in acetylene gas: studies of spectroscopy and rotational energy transfer

B. L. Chadwick*, A. P. Milce, B. J. Orr

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Abstract

A variety of outcomes drawn from time-resolved, laser induced fluorescence-detected Raman-UV double-resonance (DR) and IR-UV DR experiments on spectroscopy and collision-induced dynamics in acetylene and its deuterated isotopomers were presented. The results illustrated the interchange of detailed spectroscopic analysis of DR excitation schemes and correlated rovibrational energy transfer processes, integrating much of the principles and practice of a field over which Gerhard Herzberg has presided for more than fifty years.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)939-953
Number of pages15
JournalCanadian journal of physics
Volume72
Issue number11-12
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Nov 1994

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