1983
DOI: 10.1016/0022-2852(83)90265-5
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Laser-induced fluorescence and inelastic collisions of KH molecule

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“…Other inelastic collision induced vibrational-rotational , the very weak vibrational satellite band VS͑8,0͒ with lines corresponding to jumps with ⌬JЈϭϪ2 to ϩ6 is observed ͓lines P(5 up to 13) and R(3 up to 11)]. Generally, the vibrational satellite lines are weaker than the rotational satellite lines ͑the cross sections are smaller͒.…”
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“…Other inelastic collision induced vibrational-rotational , the very weak vibrational satellite band VS͑8,0͒ with lines corresponding to jumps with ⌬JЈϭϪ2 to ϩ6 is observed ͓lines P(5 up to 13) and R(3 up to 11)]. Generally, the vibrational satellite lines are weaker than the rotational satellite lines ͑the cross sections are smaller͒.…”
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“…[6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13] A bibliography review of the most significant experimental measurements and theoretical calculations on KH is given by Stwalley et al 14 More recently, Odashima et al 15 have reported the first observation of pure rotational transitions in KH. Liu and Lin 16 have studied the rotational distribution of KH(vЉϭ0 Ϫ3) produced in the reaction of K(5 2 P, 6 2 P and 7 2 P) with H 2 by using a pump-probe technique.…”
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“…This induces the Going solely off ab initio MS-CASPT2 calculations [81], the v' = 0 transition was initially labeled v' = 1 and the v' = 0 was reported as unobserved [10]. Similar unobserved lower vibrational transitions were reported for KH, however reassignment was supported by vibronic spectroscopy of KD [106][107][108][109].…”
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“…A similar issue was encountered for the isoelectronic KH neutral, where the first few vibronic lines were experimentally absent and KD spectroscopy was required in order to correctly assign the KH transitions. [21][22][23][24] Isotopic substitution changes the reduced mass but maintains the adiabatic electronic potential energy. The resulting shift in vibrational energy levels can be compared to theory to confirm peak assignments.…”
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