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A new excited electronic state of SF2 radical observed by resonance-enhanced multiphoton ionization.This article is cited by 44 publications.

  • Quanxin Li, Qun Zhang, Jinian Shu, Shuqin Yu, Qinhua Song, Congxiang Chen, Xingxiao Ma.
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    Journal of Electron Spectroscopy and Related Phenomena 2000, 108 Study on the resonance-enhanced multiphoton ionization of the 4s and C̃ states of SF2 radicals. Xiaoguo Zhou, Quanxin Li, Qun Zhang, Shuqin Yu, Yi Su, Congxiang Chen, Xingxiao Ma.The MRSDCI/CIS study of excited electronic states of the SF2 radical. STUDIES ANDĬALCULATIONS ON THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE C STATE OF XIAOGUO ZHOU, SHUQIN YU, ZHENYU SHENG, XINGXIAO MA, YAJUN LIU, MINGBAO HUANG, QUANXIN LI.A theoretical study of low-lying singlet electronic states of SF2. The Journal of Chemical Physics 2002, 117 Theoretical investigation on the N+SF2→NS+ reaction involving resonance-enhanced multiphoton ionization process. Ya-Jun Liu, Ming-Bao Huang, Xiao-Guo Zhou, Quan-Xin Li, Shu-Qin Yu.The Journal of Chemical Physics 2006, 125 Ab initioĬalculations on SF2 and its low-lying cationic states: Anharmonic Franck-Condon simulation of the uv photoelectron spectrum of SF2. Low-lying electronic states of SF2 and its ions as studied by the MRCI technique. The Journal of Chemical Physics 2008, 128 Observation of the 5p Rydberg states of sulfur difluoride radical by resonance-enhanced multiphoton ionization spectroscopy. Qun Zhang, Xiaoguo Zhou, Quanxin Li, Shuqin Yu, Xingxiao Ma.Formation of fluorine for abating sulfur hexafluoride in an atmospheric-pressure plasma environment. The Journal of Chemical Physics 2008, 129 On the photofragmentation of SF2+: Experimental evidence for a predissociation channel. Ion appearance energies at electron-impact dissociative ionization of sulfur hexafluoride molecule and its fragments. The Journal of Physical Chemistry A 2012, 116 Theoretical Studies of the Excited Doublet States of SF and SCl and Singlet States of SF2, SFCl, and SCl2.

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    This article is cited by 13 publications. A fit of the Rydberg formula to the ns( 1B 1) ( n = 4,5) origins found the adiabatic ionization potential of SF 2 radicals to be IP a = 10.021(1) eV. In addition, two valence states labeled as the B̃‘ state (38623 cm -1) and C̃ state (56219−61278 cm -1) were also observed. The F̃ state might be a 4p Rydberg state of another hybrid symmetry with the quantum defect δ = 1.50. Incompletely rotational analysis revealed that the F̃ electronic state with ν 0 - 0 = 63812 cm -1, ω 1‘(a 1 sym str) = 966(6) cm -1, and ω 2‘(a 1, bend) = 417(23) cm -1 merges with the vibrational progression of the Ẽ (4p) state.

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    #SF2 CHEMISTRY SERIES#

    A second Rydberg series Ẽ (4p) with quantum defect δ = 1.61 is characterized with the spectroscopic values ν 0 - 0 = 62025 cm -1, ω 1‘(a 1 sym str) = 941(27) cm -1, and ω 2‘(a 1, bend) = 413(12) cm -1. Vibrational analyses of these Rydberg states showed that in the B̃ 1B 1(4s) state ω 1‘(a 1 sym str) = 981(23) cm -1 and in the J̃ 1B 1(5s) state ω 1‘(a 1 sym str) = 942(3) cm -1.

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    One series with quantum defect δ = 1.961(6) is comprised of the B̃ 1B 1(4s) and J̃ 1B 1(5s) Rydberg states which have origins at ν 0 - 0 = 5441 cm -1, respectively. Eight electronic band systems have been observed in this range. The (2+1) REMPI spectra of the SF 2 radicals were investigated between 245 and 365 nm (54945−81630 cm -1 ). A pulsed dc electric discharge in a pulsed supersonic beam has been used as an efficient source of producing radicals.













    Sf2 chemistry