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Hot bands in jet-cooled and ambient
temperature spectra of HCCl
Zhong Wang, Ryan Bird, Hua-Gen Yu and
Trevor Sears
Department of Chemistry
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Thanks to:
Greg Hall and other members
of the GPMD group at BNL
Brookhaven Science Associates
U.S. Department of Energy
Funding:
DOE Division of Chemical
Sciences, Office of Basic Energy
Sciences
HCCl Spectroscopy
• Singlet and triplet states, singlet lower
MRCI/aug-cc-pVTZ
basis
1A"
RCH=1.0967A
Cl
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X1A′
H
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3A"
1A'
What’s New?
• Talked about HCCl two years ago
– Now, new spectra involving X (010), (001) and
(011).
– Measure vibration-rotation parameters in ground
state.
– In upper state: A(000), (010), (001)* and (011)*
– (001) and (011) new, previous assignment of
A(001) shown to be wrong
– Rescaled ab initio surfaces to account for this,
now more accurate predictions for higher states.
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Cuts through surfaces
• Cut along bending
coordinate, with
approx level positions
• Vibrationally excited
ground state levels
show evidence for
triplet in
perturbations.
• Upper state levels
irregular due to RTE
mixing with excited
ground state levels.
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Experimental setup
Digital Scope
Si photodiode
amplifiers and
demodulator
RF signal
Generator
CW Probe laser
UV reflecting
dichroic
Gas flow cell
Phase
Modulator
UV reflecting
dichroic
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Photolysis
Laser
(000)-(010), K=1-0
Upper: jet cooled,
lower ambient
temperature.
Difficult to assign
low J-numbering in
ambient
temperature
spectrum.
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A(001) at 926.2
-1
cm ?
• Previously assigned to level at 987.4 cm-1
– From band at 13253 cm-1 in ambient temp
spectrum.
– Can reassign this to (011)-(001)
• Then computed levels have reasonable
anharmonicity!
– Matching the wrong (001) frequency caused the
scaled ab initio PES to have unphysical behavior.
– Calculated higher energy regions on the PES now
too.
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Calculated Intensities
• Absorption from X(000) results in bending progression,
no stretches except at very high energy
• From X(001), transition to A(011) is the lowest
frequency strong band. Only Q-lines assigned originally,
so no combination difference check!
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0
(001) -(011)
jet
Rotational cooling more
efficient than vibrational, so
can see hot-bands in jet
spectrum. Low-J
combination differences
confirm assignment.
37Cl
lines 1.2 cm-1 below 35Cl
ones, no change in Clstretching quantum number.
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Summary
• Full characterization of X (010), X (011),
[X(001)]
– For both Cl isotopes
– Partial rotational characterization of X(012).
Rotational structure normal in these levels.
Evidence for shift down in (011) energy as
predicted from T-S interaction.
• Upper state Cl-stretching frequency corrected
– Ab intio PES calculated to higher E and scaling
adjusted to match experimental measurements.
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Finally
Thanks to my co-workers
Ryan,
Greg,
Trevor
Zhong
Hua-Gen
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U.S. Department of Energy
…and other members of the GPMD
group at BNL