Experimental Oscillator Strength of OH, 2Σ+→2Π, by a Chemical Method
- 1 December 1963
- journal article
- Published by AIP Publishing in The Journal of Chemical Physics
- Vol. 39 (11) , 3034-3041
- https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1734139
Abstract
The line absorption method is used to determine the oscillator strength of OH, 2Σ—2Π, in a discharge-flow system. OH is made quantitatively by the rapid reaction H+NO2→OH+NO. f values for the unresolved Q1—4 doublet and P1—2 line are calculated from the measured absorption of these lines. On the well-supported assumption of Doppler-shaped emission and absorption lines and on the basis of experimental information on the translational temperature of emitting and absorbing OH molecules, a band oscillator strength, f00, of 7.1±1.1×10—4 is reported for the (0, 0) band. Application of corrections for thermochemistry and for vibration—rotation interaction to reported f values leads to improved agreement and suggests an f00 near 8×10—4.Keywords
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