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The laser-induced fluorescence spectroscopy of gold monoxide: B2Σ-X2Π3/2 transition

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posted on 2019-02-05, 14:06 authored by Qian-Lan Xiang, Jie Yang, Sheng-Li Zhang, Ji-Cai Zhang, Xin-Wen Ma

The electronic spectrum of the gaseous gold monoxide molecule has been investigated in the range of 16000-18500 cm−1 using laser induced fluorescence spectroscopy and single vibronic level emission spectra. Five rotationally resolved vibronic bands are observed and assigned to the transitions B2Σ (v' = 0-4) -X2п3/2 (v'' = 0), in which the 0-0 transition is observed for the first time. The molecular constants of the excited state B2Σ are obtained by a rotational analysis of the spectra. The spin-orbit coupling constant and the vibrational constants of the ground state X2пi are determined with the accuracy improved by one order of magnitude. The lifetimes of most observed bands are also measured for the first time.

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This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 11274316, 21203216), Shaanxi Provincial Education Department (Program No.16JK1824) and Talent Introduction Project of Xianyang Normal University (Program No.07XSYK289).

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