Electronic absorption spectra of linear and cyclic Cn+n=7–9 in a neon matrix

The Cn+n=7–9 cations were produced by electron-impact ionization of perchloronaphthalene, mass selected, and their electronic absorption spectra in 6K neon matrices recorded. The linear and cyclic isomers of C7+ and C8+ are detected. Three systems of linear C7+ are observed with origin bands near 77...

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Published in:The Journal of chemical physics 2005-07, Vol.123 (4)
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