Production of maximally aligned O(1D) atoms from two-step photodissociation of molecular oxygen

Eppink, A.T.J.B.; Parker, D.H.; Janssen, M.H.M.; Buijsse, B.; van der Zande, W.J.

A.T.J.B. Eppink, D.H. Parker, M.H.M. Janssen, B. Buijsse and W.J. van der Zande

1998

Production of maximally aligned O(1D) atoms from two-step photodissociation of molecular oxygen

J. Chem. Phys. , Volume 108 p. 1305- 1308

Two-step photodissociation of O₂ with a total excitation energy of 7.7 eV yields O(¹D) atoms with their angular momenta aligned perpendicular to the fragment recoil axis. Correlation rules linking the bound molecule with the separated atoms predict such strong alignment only for an adiabatic process.

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