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The flash-photolysis of some inorganic compounds
The flash-photolysis of OCS in the presence of CO2,Ar or an inorganic fluoride (especially SF6, NF3, XeF2) has permitted, in absorption, detection of S2(f1Δu–a1Δg). In the presence of oxygen and at a low total pressure, some previously unreported bands involving vibrationally-excited levels of the l...
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| author | R.J. Kemp |
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| description | The flash-photolysis of OCS in the presence of CO2,Ar or an inorganic fluoride (especially SF6, NF3, XeF2) has permitted, in absorption, detection of S2(f1Δu–a1Δg). In the presence of oxygen and at a low total pressure, some previously unreported bands involving vibrationally-excited levels of the lower state have been detected. In addition, when XeF2 or NF3 was present, a further transient spectrum (λλ3200–3900Å) was observed under isothermal conditions, the carrier being most probably SF. No spectrum assignable to XeF or NF was detected. [Continues.] |
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| spelling | rr-article-93973551971-01-01T00:00:00Z The flash-photolysis of some inorganic compounds R.J. Kemp (7166363) Other chemical sciences not elsewhere classified untagged Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified The flash-photolysis of OCS in the presence of CO2,Ar or an inorganic fluoride (especially SF6, NF3, XeF2) has permitted, in absorption, detection of S2(f1Δu–a1Δg). In the presence of oxygen and at a low total pressure, some previously unreported bands involving vibrationally-excited levels of the lower state have been detected. In addition, when XeF2 or NF3 was present, a further transient spectrum (λλ3200–3900Å) was observed under isothermal conditions, the carrier being most probably SF. No spectrum assignable to XeF or NF was detected. [Continues.] 1971-01-01T00:00:00Z Text Thesis 2134/35961 https://figshare.com/articles/thesis/The_flash-photolysis_of_some_inorganic_compounds/9397355 CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 |
| spellingShingle | Other chemical sciences not elsewhere classified untagged Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified R.J. Kemp The flash-photolysis of some inorganic compounds |
| title | The flash-photolysis of some inorganic compounds |
| title_full | The flash-photolysis of some inorganic compounds |
| title_fullStr | The flash-photolysis of some inorganic compounds |
| title_full_unstemmed | The flash-photolysis of some inorganic compounds |
| title_short | The flash-photolysis of some inorganic compounds |
| title_sort | flash-photolysis of some inorganic compounds |
| topic | Other chemical sciences not elsewhere classified untagged Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/2134/35961 |