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Spectroscopy and relaxation paths of higher electronic states of mercury atoms and dimers in rare gas matrixes

Chergui, M.  
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Crepin, C.
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Hebert, T.
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1992
Chemical Physics Letters

Absorption, emission and fluorescence-excitation spectra are reported for Hg atoms and Hg2 mols. in Ar, Kr, Xe and N2 matrixes upon excitation by synchrotron radiation in the 260-90 nm range. The fluorescence emitted from all levels issued from the 6s6p configuration (including strongly forbidden 3P0 -> 1S0 and 3P2 -> 1S0 transitions) upon the excitation of autoionized (5d)9(6s)2(np) levels is explained by ionization-recombination processes. Upon excitation of the 1P1 level, the efficiency of the 1P1 -> 3PJ relaxation depends strongly on the host properties. Preliminary conclusions concerning environmental effects on oscillator strengths, relaxation and ionization-recombination processes are discussed. [on SciFinder (R)]

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DOI
10.1016/0009-2614(92)85802-H
Author(s)
Chergui, M.  
Crepin, C.
Hebert, T.
Tramer, A.
Date Issued

1992

Publisher

Elsevier

Published in
Chemical Physics Letters
Volume

197

Issue

4-5

Start page

467

End page

75

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REVIEWED

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LSU  
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February 27, 2006
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