Emission and Absorption Spectra of BaF
- 15 March 1932
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 39 (6) , 922-931
- https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.39.922
Abstract
Comparison of the emission and absorption spectra of BaF under high dispersion shows that all of the known band systems involve the normal state of the molecule. The following electronic terms and vibration frequencies are established: , ; , 11,646.3 and 12,280.4 (437.7); , 14,064.5 (424.6); , 19,998.2 and 20,197.2 (455.8); , 24,152.3 and 26,222.3 (506.6). Terms and have already been recognized as and states, while is known to be an excited state. The term is shown in the present work to constitute an electronic doublet, and another doublet state, , is identified by the discovery of a new band system in the ultraviolet. Some changes are made in previous assignments of vibrational quantum numbers in the system. Electronic terms and vibration frequencies for the analogous molecules LaO, SrF, YO, CaF, and ScO are tabulated, some of these having been re-evaluated from the original data on the basis of the new interpretation.
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