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Acetone, a Laser-Induced Fluorescence Study with Rotational Resolution at 320 nm

Zuckermann, H.
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Haas, Y.
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Drabbels, Marcel  
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1992
Chemical Physics

The forbidden S1 <-- S0 transition of acetone has been investigated by laser-induced fluorescence measurements with a resolution of 270 MHz. The rotational structure demonstrates, that (i) one deals with a-type transitions and (ii) there is a strong coupling between the torsional motion of the two CH3 groups and the tunneling, out-of-plane wagging motion (nu(23)) of acetone. The interpretation of torsion-vibrational combination bands is less conclusive and thus the discussion still has a preliminary character.

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DOI
10.1016/0301-0104(92)87103-G
Author(s)
Zuckermann, H.
Haas, Y.
Drabbels, Marcel  
Heinze, J.
Meerts, W. L.
Reuss, J.
van Bladel, J.
Date Issued

1992

Publisher

Elsevier

Published in
Chemical Physics
Volume

163

Start page

193

Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

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OTHER

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ISIC  
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May 11, 2011
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