The D' left and right arrow A' Transition in ClF.

J Mol Spectrosc

Department of Chemistry, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, 66506

Published: March 1999

The D' (2 (3)P2) left and right arrow A'(2 (3)Pi) transition in ClF is studied in emission, in fluorescence, and through OODR excitation experiments. The emission spectrum is excited in a flowing Tesla discharge of ClF in half an atmosphere of Ar and is photographed at high resolution. The excitation and fluorescence spectra are obtained by pumping through perturbed levels of the B (0(+) 3Pi) valence state. The emission data yield a detailed characterization of v' levels 0 and 1 and v" levels 3-8. The excitation spectra extend the v' range to v' = 16 and put both states on an absolute energy scale. The low-resolution fluorescence spectra span v" = 1-17, the upper limit of which lies within approximately 20 cm-1 of dissociation. Key spectroscopic parameters (cm-1) from the study, valid for 35Cl19F, are: T'e = 55 253, omega'e = 365.22, omegaex'e = 2.005, T"e = 18 257, omega"e = 363.53, omegaex"e = 8.30, B'e = 0.21790, a'e = 0.00175, B"e = 0.33412, a"e = 0.00631, R'e = 2.5069 Å, R"e = 2.024 Å. A near-dissociation fit of the D' --> A' emission and fluorescence data locates the first dissociation limit at 21 495(5) cm-1, which is lower than the accepted value, but by just one standard error. Copyright 1999 Academic Press.

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