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Fluorescence detected microwave Stark effect measurements in excited vibrational states of H2CO
We describe a microwave-optical double resonance experiment designed for Stark effect measurements on molecules in excited vibrational energy levels of ground electronic states. This technique, which employs pulsed laser excitation and laser induced fluorescence detection, has been used to measure electric dipole moments in the 1(1), 5(1), and 5(2) vibrational states of formaldehyde. In addition, a Stark induced quantum beat experiment is briefly described. (C) 2003 American Institute of Physics.
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research article
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WOS:000185988900018
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2003
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119
Issue
17
Start page
8910
End page
8915
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December 15, 2005