2012
DOI: 10.1063/1.3679744
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A laser-induced fluorescence study of the jet-cooled nitrous oxide cation (N2O+)

Abstract: Laser-induced fluorescence and wavelength resolved emission spectra of the à (2)Σ(+) - X̃ (2)Π(i) electronic transition of the jet-cooled nitrous oxide cation have been recorded. The ions were produced in a pulsed electric discharge at the exit of a supersonic expansion using a precursor mixture of N(2)O in high pressure argon. Both spin-orbit components of the 0(0) (0) band were studied at high resolution and rotationally analyzed to provide precise molecular constants for the combining states. Emission spect… Show more

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“…As the N−O bond length almost remains in the dissociative photoionization process in the current excitation energy range, only 2D potential energy surfaces were paid attention to along the N−NO bond length and the N−N−O angle, while the N−O bond length was fixed at 1.209 Å. Based on the CASSCF wave functions, the full valence active space including the 4σ−9σ and 1π−3π orbitals was chosen, and 15 electrons for cations were active, i.e., CASSCF (15,12) for N 2 O + . In addition, vibrational frequency analyses of N 2 O + (C 2 Σ + ) were carried out at the TD-B3LYP/6-311G+(d) level using the Gaussian 16 program.…”
Section: Experimental and Computational Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As the N−O bond length almost remains in the dissociative photoionization process in the current excitation energy range, only 2D potential energy surfaces were paid attention to along the N−NO bond length and the N−N−O angle, while the N−O bond length was fixed at 1.209 Å. Based on the CASSCF wave functions, the full valence active space including the 4σ−9σ and 1π−3π orbitals was chosen, and 15 electrons for cations were active, i.e., CASSCF (15,12) for N 2 O + . In addition, vibrational frequency analyses of N 2 O + (C 2 Σ + ) were carried out at the TD-B3LYP/6-311G+(d) level using the Gaussian 16 program.…”
Section: Experimental and Computational Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Both direct and indirect dissociation mechanisms have been verified in the decomposition process of N 2 O + in low-lying electronic states, due to complex and diverse interactions. The A 2 Σ + , B 2 Π, C 2 Σ + , and D 2 Π states of N 2 O + are all predissociative, except for a few lowest vibronic levels of A 2 Σ + . , In the decomposition of N 2 O + (A 2 Σ + ) ions, NO + fragment was distinctly observed with bimodal rotational distributions along the NO + (X 1 Σ + ) + N­( 2 D) pathway, besides the lowest one of NO + (X 1 Σ + ) + N­( 4 S) . Likewise, the NO + (X 1 Σ + ) + N­( 2 D) pathway also dominated in the decomposition of N 2 O + (B 2 Π) ions, and the molecular bending was suggested to occur prior to the dissociation. , Very recently, we have conducted high-level ab initio calculations on N 2 O + in the A 2 Σ + and B 2 Π states, using the complete active space self-consistent field (CASSCF) and multireference second-order perturbation theory (CASPT2) .…”
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confidence: 99%