Chem. J. Chinese Universities ›› 2000, Vol. 21 ›› Issue (7): 1093.

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Supersonic Jet-cooled Laser-induced Fluorescence(LIF) Spectrum of Biacetyl

PEI Lin-Sen, CHEN Yang, JIN Jin, GAO Yi-De, DAI Jing-Hua, CHEN Cong-Xiang   

  1. Open Laboratory of Band Selective Chemistry, Department of Chemical Physics, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei 230026, China
  • Received:1999-06-04 Online:2000-07-24 Published:2000-07-24

Abstract: The laser-induced fluorescence(LIF) excitation spectra of biacetyl in the range of 432—451 nm were obtained under the supersonic jet condition. Three weaker peaks, which are at 0, 87 and 98 cm-1, respectively(related to 22182 cm-1) were observed in a high sensitivity spectrum at red-hand of 22336 cm-1 peak which was assigned as band origin previously. The tunnel splits for 87 and 97 cm-1 peaks were observed in the hyperfine spectra. They are 1.04 cm-1 and 1.68 cm-1 for 87 cm-1 peak and 97 cm-1 peak respectively. These values are in agreement with calculated values very well. The band origin of S1←S0 transition is now determined at 22182 cm-1. Acomplete assignment of biacetyl LIFspectrum is done for the first time. The frequency of torsion mode is determined to be 91.1 cm-1 , and the enharmonic constant is 4.875 cm-1.

Key words: Laser-induced fluorescence, Biacetyl, Supersonic jet cooling, Spectrum

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