High resolution single-photon ionization of HBr in the spin–orbit autoionization region
- 8 June 1996
- journal article
- Published by AIP Publishing in The Journal of Chemical Physics
- Vol. 104 (22) , 8966-8972
- https://doi.org/10.1063/1.471630
Abstract
The rotationally resolved photoelectron yield in the ionization of jet-cooled HBr was measured in the energy range between the spin–orbit split 2Π ionic thresholds. For single-photon excitation, narrow-band VUV radiation was generated by resonant frequency mixing. The spectrum is complex due to interaction of autoionizing resonances belonging to several series converging to different rotational states of the ion core. For low Rydberg orders, n≤11, a description of angular momentum coupling according to Hund’s case (c) is found to be appropriate. An assignment of higher Rydberg series in the range of 17≤n≤20 was made in Hund’s case (e) coupling scheme by comparison with the corresponding photoionization spectra of Kr, HI, and HCl.Keywords
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