Molecular dynamics simulation model of hydrogen recycling on carbon divertor for neutral transport analysis in large helical device

To perform the neutral-transport simulation with processes in which hydrogen molecules contribute to the reaction such as molecular assisted recombination, the parameters of emitted neutral particles at the wall such as the energy distributions and the form (atom or molecule) of emitted neutral particles are necessary as a boundary condition of the calculation. Therefore, in order to provide information of recycled hydrogen on the divertor to neutral-transport code, molecular dynamics simulation of a hydrogen atom injection into a carbon material is performed to obtain the distributions of emission angle and translational energy of emitted hydrogen atoms and molecules. The distributions of rotational and vibrational energies are also investigated in the case of molecular hydrogen emission. Moreover, the quantum rotational state J, and vibrational state v are estimated from the classical value obtained by the simulation.     

DISTORTED WAVE-WAVE PACKET APPROACH TO VIBRATIONAL DEACTIVATION OF DIATOMIC MOLECULE BY COLLISIONS WITH SOLID SURFACE

A model is proposed for vibrational dexcitation of diatomic molecule by collisions with a solid surface, and used to predict the rotational and translational energy distributions and other properties of interest. It is found that molecular rotation dominates over translation in receiving the vibrational energy released, even for the heavier diatomic molecules.     

Theory of pressure-induced vibrational and rotational absorption of diatomic molecules at high temperatures

A derivation is given for the integrated absorption coefficient of pressure-induced pure rotational and vibrational transitions in binary collisions of homonuclear diatomic molecules of the same chemical species. The previously neglected effects of excited vibrational states, mechanical anharmonicity, and vibration-rotation interaction are taken into account to obtain more accurate absorption coefficients at high temperatures. In the region of the fundamental wave number the excited vibrational states make more of a contribution to the absorption than their relative population would lead one to expect.     

普适性双原子分子解析势能函数的研究

提出了一种构造解析势能函数的新方法,由此得到了一种既适用于中性双原子分子又适用于带电双原子分子离子的解析势能函数。本文用八种基本类型的双原子分子——同核中性基态双原子分子Na₂-X1Σ+_g,同核中性激发态双原子分子C₂-A1Π_u,同核带电基态双原子分子离子He+₂-X2Σ+_u,同核带电激发态双原子分子离子N+₂-B2Σ+_u,异核中性基态双原子分子NaLi-X1Σ+_g,异核中性激发态双原子分子BH-B1Σ+,异核带电基态双原子分子离子(BC)--X3Π,异核带电激发态双原子分子离子(CS)+-A2Π等共21个算例对势能函数进行了验证并与RKR (Rydberg-Klein-Rees)实验数据进行了比较,计算结果与RKR数据符合很好。     

六参数高精度双原子分子解析势能函数

提出一种构造解析势能函数的新方法,得到一种六参数解析势能函数,该势能函数适用于多种基本类型的双原子分子.用同核中性基态双原子分子Li₂-X¹Σ_g⁺、Na₂-X¹Σ_g⁺,异核带电基态双原子分子离子(BC)^--X³∏,异核中性激发态双原子分子PbS-A¹Σ⁺、BaO-A¹Σ,异核带电激发态双原子分子离子(CS)⁺-A²∏,同核中性激发态双原子分子K₂-B¹∏_u,同核带电激发态双原子分子离子N₂⁺-B²Σ_u⁺等共36个算例对该势能函数进行验证,计算结果与RKR(Rydberg-Klein-Rees)数据或振动能谱实验数据高精度符合.同时发现,在分子振动能谱计算精度方面,该势能函数总体上优于Murrell-Sorbie势能函数.     

Theory of pressure-induced vibrational and rotational absorption of diatomic molecules colliding with atoms at high temperatures

A derivation is given for the integrated absorption coefficient of pressure-induced pure rotational and vibrational transitions in binary collisions of homonuclear diatomic molecules with neutral atoms. The previously neglected effects of excited vibrational states, mechanical anharmonicity, vibration-rotation interaction, transverse components of the dipole moment, and a higher order term in the expansion of the z component of the dipole moment are taken into account to obtain more accurate absorption coefficients at temperatures above 423 K. In the region of the fundamental wave number the excited vibrational states make more of a contribution to the absorption than their relative populations would indicate.     

Theory of molecule-surface scattering at thermal and hyperthermal energies

A theoretical model of molecule-surface scattering is developed which includes energy and momentum transfers between the surface and projectile for both translational and rotational motions and internal mode excitation for the projectile molecule. The translation and rotation motions are treated in the classical limit, while a quantum treatment for internal vibrational mode excitation is used. The results of calculations are compared with recent high-precision measurements of the scattering of a beam of C(2)H(2) molecules from a clean, ordered LiF(001) surface at energies of up to nearly 1 eV. The calculated results for angular distributions and rotational excitations are in good agreement with experiment.     

Spectroscopic transitions supporting chemiluminescence in the reaction of calcium with hydrogen chloride

The main aim of this study was to show that chemiluminescence transitions of free radicals and molecules formed during the reaction are important for stability. After detection of certain geometrical structures that are valuable for the reaction, the most likely electrical and vibrational transitions in density functional theory were determined. Another factor that suppresses or promotes electronic transitions, as well as geometric position, is the vibrational energy levels of the molecular system. In experimental studies, vibrational energy distributions are worth examining while studying electron density or population. In these geometric regions, the quantum states where the infrared transitions take place were calculated through the energy eigenvalues equation. Thus, the potential energy surface obtained by density functional theory method was compared with a realistic potential energy surface and experimental values in the literature. The stability of the nascent calcium chloride molecule is determined by the position of the hydrogen atom separated from the chlorine atom rather than the energy of the calcium atom.     

甲基自由基在212.5 nm的光分解:母体内能态的激发对产物态分布的影响

利用里德堡氢原子飞渡时间谱的方法,进行了甲基自由基在212.5nm 的光解动力学的实验研究.甲基自由基来自于碘甲烷分子在266nm 的光分解.实验测量了不同振动态的甲基自由基通过3s 电子激发态解离的产物 CH_2自由基的平动能分布和角分布,并从平动能分布得到了 CH_2自由基的转动布居.实验同时详细地研究了母体分子甲基自由基的振动和转动激发对光解动力学的影响.实验结果表明母体分乙甲基自由基的伞形振动对于产物的转动激发和角分布均有较大的影响,而母体分子的转动激发只对产物的角分布有较明显的影响.     

Effect of ro-vibrational excitation of NeH~+ on the stereodynamics for the reactions H+NeH~+(v=1-3,j=1,3,5) →H_2~++Ne

The stereodynamics of the abstraction reaction H + NeH+(v = 1-3,j = 1,3,5) → H2+ + Ne is studied theoretically with a quasi-classical trajectory method on a new ab initio potential energy surface [ S J,Zhang P Y,Han K L and He G Z 2012 J.Chem.Phys.132 014303].The effects of vibrational and rotational excitation of reagent molecules on the polarization of the product are investigated.The reaction cross sections,the distributions of P(θr),P(φr),and polarizationdependent differential cross sections(PDDCSs) are calculated.The obtained cross sections indicate that the title reaction is a typical barrierless atom(ion)-ion(molecule) reaction.The initial vibrational excitation and rotational excitation of reagent molecules have distinctly different influences on stereodynamics of the title reaction,and the possible reasons for the differences are presented.     

Molecular dynamics simulations of sputtering of organic overlayers by slow, large clusters

The ion-stimulated desorption of organic molecules by impact of large and slow clusters is examined using molecular dynamics (MDs) computer simulations. The investigated system, represented by a monolayer of benzene deposited on Ag{1 1 1}, is irradiated with projectiles composed of thousands of noble gas atoms having a kinetic energy of 0.1-20 eV/atom. The sputtering yield of molecular species and the kinetic energy distributions are analyzed and compared to the results obtain for PS4 overlayer. The simulations demonstrate quite clearly that the physics of ejection by large and slow clusters is distinct from the ejection events stimulated by the popular SIMS clusters, like C₆₀, Au₃ and SF₅ at tens of keV energies.     

Electronic recoil effects in high-energy photoelectron spectroscopy

It is shown that the recoil energy imparted to the residual ion by the outgoing fast photoelectron leads to noticeable modifications of X-ray excited photoelectron spectra of molecules containing light atoms. The vibrational band envelopes may differ considerably from those predicted by the Franck-Condon principle. Al Kα excited valence electron bands are shown to exhibit, in addition to the translational recoil energy of the molecule, energy shifts of up to several tenth of an eV due to recoil-induced vibrational and rotational excitation. This effect has to be kept in mind when ionization potentials are determined from ESCA spectra. The recoil-induced vibrational and rotational excitation depends on the orbital quantum numbers of the ionized electron. Simple formulae for the shift of the centroid and the broadening of the band due to recoil effects are given for the special case of diatomic molecules.     

Infrared laser spectroscopy of diacetylene and cyclopropane in helium nanodroplets

High resolution infrared laser spectroscopy has been used to obtain rotationally resolved vibrational spectra of diactyelene and cyclopropane in helium nanodroplets. In part, this work was motivated by the need for a large database of rotational constants for molecules solvated in liquid helium. Data of this type provides benchmarks with which to test the theoretical methods that are currently being developed for calculating the effect of the helium on the rotational dynamics of these solvated molecules. In general, the correlated motion of the helium and the molecule results in an effective moment of inertia that is considerably larger than that of the gas phase molecule.     

Time-resolved spectroscopy in study of the intramolecular vibrational dynamics: Recent results and future prospects

Applications of spectroscopic methods in real-time investigations of the vibrational energy redistribution in an isolated polyatomic molecule are reviewed. The results of the latest experiments with propyne and its derivatives according to the pump-probe scheme with the use of Raman spectroscopy are reported. The main result is the key role of the energy transfer between the vibrational and rotational degrees of freedom in the molecules studied.     

Calculations of the vibrational frequency and isotopic shift of UF₆ and U₂ F₆

Molecular structure, vibrational frequency and infrared intensity of UF 6 are investigated by using the revised Perdew-Burke-Enzerhof function with the triple-zeta polarized basis set. The calculation results are in good agreement with the experimental values and indicate the existence of a stable U2F6 molecule with a multiple bonded U2 unit. The calculation results also predict that the D3d symmetry of U2F6 is more stable than D3h . The optimized geometries, vibrational frequencies, and infrared intensities are also reported for U2F6 molecules in D3d symmetry. In addition, the isotopic shift of vibrational frequencies of the two molecules under isotopic substitution of uranium atom are also investigated with the same method. The U2F6 molecule is predicted to be better than UF6 for laser uranic isotope separation.     

Dynamics of photoinduced reactions at oxide surfaces

This report summarizes our work on UV-laser induced desorption of small molecules and atoms from transition metal oxides. The systems presented serve as examples for a simple photochemical reaction, the fission of the molecule surface bond. State resolved detection methods were used to record the final state distributions of the desorbing neutral molecules. Detailed results on the systems NO/NiO(1 1 1) and CO/Cr₂O₃ (0 0 0 1) are presented. The experiments include investigations on stereodynamic aspects like the angular distributions of the desorbing molecules and, in the case of CO desorption, the rotational alignment with respect to the surface normal. Large desorption cross sections of (6 ± 1) · 10^–17 cm² for NO and (3.5 ± 1) · 10^–17 cm² for CO have been found for the desorption at 6.4 eV. The wavelength dependence indicates that the primary excitation step is substrate induced. The final state distributions show a high degree of translational, rotational and vibrational excitation and are clearly nonthermal of origin. The results are consistent with the formation of a negative ion intermediate state of the adsorbate. This observation is supported from a comparison to former results on NO/NiO(1 0 0) for which extensive ab initio calculations including electronically excited states exist. A spin state dependence of the vibrational excitation of NO could only be observed for NO/NiO(1 1 1) and is absent for NO/NiO(1 0 0). We attribute this observation to a spin state dependent coupling of the desorbing molecule to the surface in case the spin lattice orientation of the surface shows a preferential orientation. In the (111) plane the spin orientation is parallel within neighbour nickel ions while it is alternating in the (1 0 0) plane. For both systems studied the velocity component parallel to the surface is constant leading to a strong peaking along the surface normal for the fast molecules. The change from a preferred helicopter rotation (angular momentum vector aligned parallel to the surface normal) to a cartwheel motion (angular momentum vector aligned perpendicular to the surface normal) with increasing rotational excitation for desorption of the flat lying CO is consistent with a change of bonding geometry during the desorption process.     

Observation of rotational energy transfer in iodine by two-photon time delayed spectroscopy

The temporal evolution for individual rovibrational levels of the B state of the iodine molecule is observed by two-photon delayed spectroscopy. In particular the rotational energy transfer (RET) process due to collisions of the molecules in the B state with molecules in the ground state is studied. Thermal averaged rate constants for pairs of rotational levels of the v=27 vibrational state are measured. The results are discussed in terms of the dynamics of the collision process and numerical fits to the most important parametric fitting laws for RET are presented.     

Rovibrational excitation within the infinite conical well: Desorption of diatomic molecules

An analytic model for the hindered rotational states of a diatomic molecule adsorbed upright on a solid surface is discussed. Various model dynamics situations, within the sudden approximation, designed to simulate desorption are presented and rotational state distributions are calculated including both rotational and translational degrees of freedom. Criteria are established for observing rotationally cool desorbed molecules.