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Photodissociation of dimethylnitrosamine
Chemical Physics Letters, 1981Abstract Photodissociation of (CH 3 ) 2 N-NO following S 1 (nπ * ) ← S 0 excitation yields (CH 3 ) 2 N − and NO with a quantum yield of 1.03 ± 0.10. These fragments recombine leaving no stable photopioducts. A fraction of NO produced by photolysis is vibrationally excited.
U. Brühlmann +3 more
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Photodissociation of NO+(NO) and NO+(H2O)
The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1977A drift tube mass spectrometer coupled with ion laser and ion laser pumped tunable dye laser photon sources has been used to measure the thermal energy (300 K) photodissociation cross sections for two positive ion clusters, NO+(NO) and NO+(H2O). Measurements were made spanning a photon wavelength range from 799 to 350 nm. The absolute photodissociation
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The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1997
The photodissociation of the SiO molecule, which is of considerable astrophysical interest, is studied within the framework of the Floquet theory. Only the one-photon transition process between the two lowest EΣ+1 states is considered. The computation of the electronic energy surfaces is performed with the MOLPRO code.
N. Feautrier +4 more
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The photodissociation of the SiO molecule, which is of considerable astrophysical interest, is studied within the framework of the Floquet theory. Only the one-photon transition process between the two lowest EΣ+1 states is considered. The computation of the electronic energy surfaces is performed with the MOLPRO code.
N. Feautrier +4 more
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The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1969
A valence-bond calculation is carried out on the ground and six excited energy levels of methane. The molecule is deformed in a C2v fashion so as to produce incipiently CH2 and H2, and in a C3v fashion to obtain CH3 and H. Potential surfaces are obtained which permit one with classical mechanics to determine the shape of the molecule during its ...
Susan Karplus, Richard Bersohn
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A valence-bond calculation is carried out on the ground and six excited energy levels of methane. The molecule is deformed in a C2v fashion so as to produce incipiently CH2 and H2, and in a C3v fashion to obtain CH3 and H. Potential surfaces are obtained which permit one with classical mechanics to determine the shape of the molecule during its ...
Susan Karplus, Richard Bersohn
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Structural effects on the photodissociation of alkoxyamines
Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry, 2011The search for photosensitive alkoxyamines represents a huge challenge. The key parameters governing the cleavage process remain unknown. The dissociation process of light sensitive alkoxyamines is studied as a function of their chemical structures. The photochemical properties of 6 selected compounds are investigated by ESR and laser flash photolysis.
Versace, Davy-Louis +5 more
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Photodissociation of thiophosgene
The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1977The photolysis of thiophosgene produces CS(A 1π) below the incident wavelength (1270 Å) from which ΔHf °0(SCCl2) ?7.92±1 kcal mol−1 (33.1±4 kJ mol−1) is derived. The quantum yield for the production of Cl atoms has been determined from the amounts of HCl produced from the photolysis of thiophosgene–heptane mixtures.
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Photodissociation of Triarylmethanes
1984Recently there have appeared several reports of picosecond absorption studies for the photodissociation of triarylmethanes(1,2,3). This class of molecules is of interest as photoexcitation leads to the formation of ion pairs, the kinetics of which are highly solvent dependent.
L. Manring, K. Peters
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Photodissociation and reaction dynamics
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2019This themed issue includes a collection of articles on photodissociation and reaction dynamics and marks the occasion of Professor Mike Ashfold's 65th birthday.
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