The (A)over-tilde <-(X)over-tilde(1+1)REMPI spectrum and high-level ab initio calculations of the complex between NO and N-2
The (A)over-tilde <-(X)over-tilde(1+1)REMPI spectrum and high-level ab initio calculations of the complex between NO and N-2
The results of two separate studies of the complex between NO and N-2 are reported. The (1+1) REMPI spectrum of the (A) over tilde <--(X) over tilde transition of the complex between NO and N-2 is presented of improved quality over that reported previously, and the appearance of the spectrum is discussed. The results of high-level ab initio calculations [RCCSD(T)/aug-cc-pVQZ//QCISD/6-311+G(2d)] on the (X) over tilde (2)Pi state are also reported. The indications are that the NO moiety is more freely rotating in the complex than is N-2, and that a wide angular space is sampled in the zero-point energy level. The appearance of the REMPI spectrum suggests that the (A) over tilde (2)Sigma (+) state is (close to) linear, and RCCSD(T)//QCISD calculations on the (A) over tilde state, using Rydberg-function-augmented basis sets, suggest that the lowest energy linear isomer is the ON .N-2 linear orientation. It is clear, however, that the understanding of this complex, and its spectroscopy, is far from complete, and will be challenging.
potential-energy surface, der-waals complexes, vanderwaals molecules, co dimer, 2-photon spectroscopy, infrared-spectrum, transition, dynamics, system, thermodynamics
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Lozeille, J.
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Daire, S. E.
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Gamblin, S. D.
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Wright, T. G.
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Lee, E. P. F.
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22 December 2000
Lozeille, J.
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Daire, S. E.
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Gamblin, S. D.
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Wright, T. G.
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Lee, E. P. F.
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Lozeille, J., Daire, S. E., Gamblin, S. D., Wright, T. G. and Lee, E. P. F.
(2000)
The (A)over-tilde <-(X)over-tilde(1+1)REMPI spectrum and high-level ab initio calculations of the complex between NO and N-2.
The Journal of Chemical Physics, 113 (24), .
(doi:10.1063/1.1326068).
Abstract
The results of two separate studies of the complex between NO and N-2 are reported. The (1+1) REMPI spectrum of the (A) over tilde <--(X) over tilde transition of the complex between NO and N-2 is presented of improved quality over that reported previously, and the appearance of the spectrum is discussed. The results of high-level ab initio calculations [RCCSD(T)/aug-cc-pVQZ//QCISD/6-311+G(2d)] on the (X) over tilde (2)Pi state are also reported. The indications are that the NO moiety is more freely rotating in the complex than is N-2, and that a wide angular space is sampled in the zero-point energy level. The appearance of the REMPI spectrum suggests that the (A) over tilde (2)Sigma (+) state is (close to) linear, and RCCSD(T)//QCISD calculations on the (A) over tilde state, using Rydberg-function-augmented basis sets, suggest that the lowest energy linear isomer is the ON .N-2 linear orientation. It is clear, however, that the understanding of this complex, and its spectroscopy, is far from complete, and will be challenging.
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Published date: 22 December 2000
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potential-energy surface, der-waals complexes, vanderwaals molecules, co dimer, 2-photon spectroscopy, infrared-spectrum, transition, dynamics, system, thermodynamics
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