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Experimental absolute differential cross sections for elastic scattering, and for vibrational and electronic excitation of Pt(PF(3))(4) by low-energy electrons are presented. The elastic cross sections have a deep angle-dependent Ramsauer-Townsend minimum (E(min) = 0.26 eV at θ = 135°). The angular distributions of the elastic cross section at and above 6.5 eV show an unusually narrow peak at an angle which decreases with increasing energy (it is at 40° at 20 eV). Wavy structure is observed at higher angles at 15 and 20 eV. Vibrational excitation cross sections reveal five shape resonances, at 0.84, 1.75, 3.3, 6.6, and 8.5 eV. The angular distributions of the vibrational cross sections have a strong forward peak and are nearly isotropic above about 60°. Electronically excited states are characterized by electron energy-loss spectra. They show a number of unstructured bands, the lowest at 5.8 eV. They are assigned to Rydberg states converging to the 1st and 2nd ionization energies. The cross sections for electronic excitation have very high forward peaks, reaching the value of 50 A?(2) at 50 eV and 0° scattering angle. Purity of the sample was monitored by the very low frequency (26 meV) Pt-P stretch vibration in the energy-loss spectra.  相似文献   

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Measurements of the vibrational and electronic excitation of a sub-monolayer up to a monolayer film of adenine were performed with a high resolution electron energy-loss (HREEL) spectrometer. The integral cross sections (over the half-space angle) for excitation of the normal vibrational modes of the ground electronic state and electronically excited states are calculated from the measured reflectivity EEL spectra. Most cross sections for vibrational excitation are of the order of 10(-17) cm(2), the largest being the out-of-plane wagging of the amino-group and the six-member ring deformations. A wide resonance feature appears in the incident energy dependence of the vibrational cross sections at 3-5 eV, while a weak shoulder is present in this dependence for combined ring deformations and bending of hydrogen atoms. For the five excited electronic states, at 4.7, 5.0, 5.5, 6.1 and 6.6 eV, the cross sections are of the order of 10(-18) cm(2), except in the case of the state at the energy of 6.1 eV, for which it is two to three times higher.  相似文献   

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Rotational and vibrational energy transfer in Ar + SF6 collisions at 1 eV is calculated as a function of scattering angle. Differential cross sections for the two most excited vibrational modes ν6 and ν5 are also reported.  相似文献   

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Nonequilibrium molecular dynamics (MD) simulations and instantaneous normal mode (INMs) analyses are used to study the vibrational relaxation of the C-H stretching modes (ν(s)(CH?)) of deuterated N-methylacetamide (NMAD) in aqueous (D2O) solution. The INMs are identified unequivocally in terms of the equilibrium normal modes (ENMs), or groups of them, using a restricted version of the recently proposed Min-Cost assignment method. After excitation of the parent ν(s)(CH?) modes with one vibrational quantum, the vibrational energy is shown to dissipate through both intramolecular vibrational redistribution (IVR) and intermolecular vibrational energy transfer (VET). The decay of the vibrational energy of the ν(s)(CH?) modes is well fitted to a triple exponential function, with each characterizing a well-defined stage of the entire relaxation process. The first, and major, relaxation stage corresponds to a coherent ultrashort (τ(rel) = 0.07 ps) energy transfer from the parent ν(s)(CH?) modes to the methyl bending modes δ(CH?), so that the initially excited state rapidly evolves into a mixed stretch-bend state. In the second stage, characterized by a time of 0.92 ps, the vibrational energy flows through IVR to a number of mid-range-energy vibrations of the solute. In the third stage, the vibrational energy accumulated in the excited modes dissipates into the bath through an indirect VET process mediated by lower-energy modes, on a time scale of 10.6 ps. All the specific relaxation channels participating in the whole relaxation process are properly identified. The results from the simulations are finally compared with the recent experimental measurements of the ν(s)(CH?) vibrational energy relaxation in NMAD/D?O(l) reported by Dlott et al. (J. Phys. Chem. A 2009, 113, 75.) using ultrafast infrared-Raman spectroscopy.  相似文献   

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The microstructure and properties of carbon-based thin films depend on the deposition process and conditions used, including pressure, gas phase composition, and substrate temperature, as well as the energy of the reactive species (atoms or ions). For instance concerning diamond films, each method results in different type of films which may differ in terms of diamond grain size (from nano to micro), grain boundary nature, hydrogen content, defect density, amorphous or graphitic components, morphological properties and different chemical and physical properties. Among them, the well-known negative electron affinity, very attractive for the detection and emission of electrons, and high conductivity of diamond surfaces are properties of fully hydrogenated diamond surfaces. Similarly, diamond grain size may influence the electronic and optical properties of the films. More generally the chemical and physical characterization of the uppermost surface atomic layer of diamond films presents a great challenge.In this review we present results on hydrogen bonding configuration in hydrogenated polycrystalline diamond films of varying size (few nanometers up to micrometers) obtained by high resolution electron energy loss spectroscopy (HREELS). More precisely we will present energy loss spectra extended up to 800 meV, as well as elastic and inelastic reflectivity curves (associated to different vibrational modes of hydrogenated diamond surfaces), measured over the 3–18 eV electron energy range. We will show in particular that due to the specific features of diamond bulk electronic band structure, which is maintained up to the surface in the case of fully hydrogenated diamond, it is possible to extract from these data valuable information about the surface properties and composition such as diamond or graphitic like nature of the films, surface versus lattice nature of the vibrational modes.  相似文献   

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The vibrations of the strong symmetric NHN hydrogen bond in H3Co(CN)6 have been investigated by inelastic neutron scattering spectroscopy at 80 K. The two deformation modes δ(NH) and γ(NH) have been identified. A strong protonic mode is observed in the low energy transfer region and is assigned to the antisymmetric stretching vibration of the hydrogen bond. Relative intensities of the ν(NH) fundamental, its first overtone and bending fundamentals are interpreted as suggesting a strongly anisotropic Debye-waller factor. At 5 K the ν(NH) fundamental shows a complex structure which is interpreted in terms of coupling with low frequency lattice modes.  相似文献   

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In this study, we report on a powerful method of primary photoelectron scattering by adsorbed species. Specifically, threshold-energy (E(kin,max) < 0.5 eV) two-photon photoelectrons (2PPE) are used to probe acrylonitrile (ACN) molecules chemisorbed onto a Cu(100) substrate, held at room temperature. This has proven to constitute a perfect tool to reveal the ACN vibrational modes in the chemisorbed state. From the dynamics of the directional (perpendicular to the copper surface) electron energy loss we conclude that only a few fundamental vibrational motions of adsorbed ACN are excited, namely the C=C, C≡N and C-H stretch modes. From the excitation probability spectra threshold energies, E(th), of these modes was extracted: E(th)(C=C) = 182(15) meV, E(th)(C≡N) = 248(16) meV--which are shifted noticeably from the equivalent gas phase values; and E(th)(C-H) ~360-380 meV--which varies only marginally from the gas phase value. The interpretation of the excitation spectra suggests that the di-σ adsorption configuration of the terminal C- and N-atoms dominates, which agrees well with the orientation and bindings predicted in Density Functional Theory (DFT) calculations. Consistent with this is the observation that the contribution to the 2PPE excitation spectra from the C-H stretch motion is by far the largest, which are not directly affected by chemisorption bonding.  相似文献   

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This paper reports on the first measurements of the electron impact electronic excitation cross-sections for carbonyl fluoride, F(2)CO, measured at 30 eV, 10° and 100 eV, 5° scattering angle, while sweeping the energy loss over the range 5.0-18.0 eV. The electronic-state spectroscopy has been investigated and the assignments are supported by quantum chemical calculations. The energy bands above 9.0 eV and the vibrational progressions superimposed upon it have been observed for the first time. Vibronic coupling has been shown to play an important role dictating the nature of the observed excited states, especially for the low-lying energy region (6.0-8.0 eV). New experimental evidence for the 6(1)B(2) state proposed to have its maximum at 12.75 eV according to the vibrational excitation reported in this energy region (11.6-14.0 eV). The n = 3 members of the Rydberg series have been assigned converging to the lowest ionization energy limits, 13.02 eV ((2)B(2)), 14.09 eV ((2)B(1)), 16.10 ((2)B(2)), and 19.15 eV ((2)A(1)) reported for the first time and classified according to the magnitude of the quantum defects (δ).  相似文献   

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We report experimental results for electron scattering from tetrafluoroethylene, C2F4, obtained from measurements in two laboratories. An extensive set of differential, integral, and momentum transfer cross sections is provided for elastic scattering for incident electron energies from 1 to 100 eV and inelastic (vibrational excitation) scattering for incident electron energies at 3, 6, 7.5, 8, and 15 eV, and for scattering angles ranging from 10 degrees to 130 degrees. To highlight the role of intermediate negative ions (resonances) in the scattering process we have also measured excitation functions for elastic scattering and vibrational excitation of the ground electronic state of C2F4 for incident energies between 1.5 and 20 eV. Our results are compared with recent theoretical calculations and a limited number of other experimental results.  相似文献   

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The first few excited states of the 11-cis-retinal (PSB11) chromophore have been studied at the coupled-cluster approximative singles and doubles (CC2) level using triple-zeta quality basis sets augmented with double sets of polarisation functions. The two lowest vertical excitation energies of 2.14 and 3.21 eV are in good agreement with recently reported experimental values of 2.03 and 3.18 eV obtained in molecular beam measurements. Calculations at the time-dependent density functional theory (TDDFT) level using the B3LYP hybrid functional yield vertical excitation energies of 2.34 and 3.10 eV for the two lowest states. Zero-point vibrational energy (ZPVE) corrections of -0.09 and -0.17 eV were deduced from the harmonic vibrational frequencies for the ground and excited states calculated at the density functional theory (DFT) and TDDFT level, respectively, using the B3LYP hybrid functional.  相似文献   

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We report experimental results for electron scattering from perfluorocyclobutane, c-C(4)F(8), obtained from measurements in our two laboratories. A set of differential, integral, and momentum transfer cross sections is provided for elastic scattering for incident electron energies from 1.5 to 100 eV. Inelastic scattering (vibrational excitation) cross sections have been measured for incident electron energies of 1.5, 2, 5, 6, and 7 eV. In order to investigate the role of intermediate negative ions (resonances) in the scattering process we have also measured an excitation function for elastic scattering and vibrational excitation of the ground electronic state of C(4)F(8) for incident energies between 0.6 and 20 eV. These results are compared with the limited amount of data available in the literature for scattering from this molecule.  相似文献   

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Fifth-order nonlinear visible-infrared spectroscopy is used to probe coherent and incoherent vibrational energy relaxation dynamics of highly excited vibrational modes indirectly populated via ultrafast photoinduced back-electron transfer in a trinuclear cyano-bridged mixed-valence complex. The flow of excess energy deposited into four C≡N stretching (ν(CN)) modes of the molecule is monitored by performing an IR pump-probe experiment as a function of the photochemical reaction (τ(vis)). Our results provide experimental evidence that the nuclear motions of the molecule are both coherently and incoherently coupled to the electronic charge transfer process. We observe that intramolecular vibrational relaxation dynamics among the highly excited ν(CN) modes change significantly en route to equilibrium. The experiment also measures a 7 cm(-1) shift in the frequency of a ~57 cm(-1) oscillation reflecting a modulation of the coupling between the probed high-frequency ν(CN) modes for τ(vis) < 500 fs.  相似文献   

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The vibrational density of states of amorphous beryllium hydride (a-BeH2) and lithium beryllium hydrides have been studied using inelastic neutron scattering, infrared, and Raman spectroscopies. The positions of the symmetrical (120-180 meV) and antisymmetrical (200-260 meV) Be-H stretching modes and those of the H-Be-H bending mode (50-120 meV) have been determined and the results discussed and compared with recent theoretical calculations. With the addition of lithium to the beryllium hydride network, the vibrational bands are shifted to lower energies, indicating a less rigid network.  相似文献   

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The interaction of low-energy electrons with multilayers of SiCl(4) adsorbed on Si(111) leads to production and desorption of Cl((2)P(32)), Cl((2)P(12)), Si, and SiCl. Resonant structure in the yield versus incident electron energy (E(i)) between 6 and 12 eV was seen in all neutral channels and assigned to dissociative electron attachment (DEA), unimolecular decay of excited products produced via autodetachment and direct dissociation. These processes yield Cl((2)P(32)) and Cl((2)P(12)) with nonthermal kinetic energies of 425 and 608 meV, respectively. The Cl((2)P(12)) is produced solely at the vacuum surface interface, whereas the formation of Cl((2)P(32)) likely involves subsurface dissociation, off-normal trajectories, and collisions with neighbors. Structure in the Cl((2)P(32)) yield near 14 and 25 eV can originate from excitation of electrons in the 2e, 7t(2) and 6t(2), 6a(1) levels, respectively. Although the 14 eV feature was not present in the Cl((2)P(12)) yield, the broad 25 eV feature, which involves complex Auger filling of holes in the 6t(2) and 6a(1) levels of SiCl(4), is observed. Direct ionization, exciton decay, and DEA from secondary electron scattering all occur at E(i)>14 eV. Si and SiCl were detected via nonresonant ionization of SiCl(x) precursors that are produced via the same states and mechanisms that yield Cl. The Si retains the kinetic energy profile of the desorbed precursors.  相似文献   

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Investigation on vibrational excitation and relaxation process will provide important in-formation for a better understanding of ultrafast dynamic response of energetic materials. Using sub-ps time-resolved coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (CARS) experiments, we directly observe excitation of vibrational mode νs(NO2) and its relaxation process of ground state HNS (2,2',4,4',6,6'-hexanitrostillbenein) in solution. The results show that νs(NO2) at 1385 cm-1 has been excited and relaxation time of 0.38 and 8.5 ps is obtained. The possible quantum beat frequencies are also discussed via fs-CARS experiments. The original results provide an insight into ultrafast process of energetic materials.  相似文献   

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The trifluoromethyl radical, CF(3)(●), is studied for the first time by means of threshold photoelectron spectroscopy (TPES). The radical is produced in the gas phase using the flash-pyrolysis technique from hexafluoroethane as a precursor. CF(3)(+) total ion yield and mass-selected TPES of the radical are recorded using a spectrometer based upon velocity map imaging and Wiley-McLaren time-of-flight coupled to the synchrotron radiation. The high resolution of the instrument and of the photons allows the observation of rich vibrational progressions in the TPES of CF(3)(●). By using Franck-Condon factors computed by Bowman and coworkers, we have been able to simulate the TPES. The initial vibrational temperature of the radical beam has been evaluated at 350 ± 70 K. The structures have been identified as transitions between (n(1),n(2)) and (n(1)(+),n(2)(+)) vibrational levels of CF(3) and CF(3)(+) with small excitation of the breathing mode, ν(1)(+) (,) and large excitation (n(2)(+) = 10-26) of the umbrella mode, ν(2)(+), in the cation. From the energy separation between the two resolved peaks of each band, a value of 994 ± 16 cm(-1) has been derived for the ν(1)(+) breathing frequency of CF(3)(+). For the high-lying n(2)(+) levels, the apparent ν(2)(+) umbrella spacing, 820 ± 14 cm(-1), is fairly constant. Taking into account the ν(2)(+) anharmonicity calculated by Bowman and coworkers, we have deduced ν(2)(+) = 809 ± 14 cm(-1), and semi-empirical estimations of the adiabatic ionization energy IE(ad.)(CF(3)(●)) are proposed in good agreement with most of previous works. A value of the vertical ionization potential, IE(vert.)(CF(3)(●)) = 11.02 eV, has been derived from the observation of a photoelectron spectrum recorded at a fixed photon energy of 12 eV.  相似文献   

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The dissociation dynamics of the 6s and 4d Rydberg states of carbon disulfide (CS(2)*) are studied by time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy. The CS(2) is excited by two photons of 267 nm (pump) to the 6s and 4d Rydberg states and probed by ionization with either 800 or 400 nm. The experiments can distinguish and successfully track the time dynamics of both spin [1/2] (upper) and [3/2] (lower) cores of the excited Rydberg states, which are split by 60 meV, by measuring the outgoing electron kinetic energies. Multiple mode vibrational wave packets are created within the Rydberg states and observed through recurrence interferences in the final ion state. Fourier transformation of the temporal response directly reveals the coherent population of several electronic states and vibrational modes. The composition of the wave packet is varied experimentally by tuning the excitation frequency to particular resonances between 264 and 270 nm. The work presented here shows that the decay time of the spin components exhibits sensitivity to the electronic and vibrational states accessed in the pump step. Population of the bending mode results in an excited state lifetime of as little as 530 fs, as compared to a several picosecond lifetime observed for the electronic origin bands. Experiments that probe the neutral state dynamics with 400 nm reveal a possible vibrationally mediated evolution of the wave packet to a different Franck-Condon window as a consequence of Renner-Teller splitting. Upon bending, symmetry lowering from D(infinityh) to C(2v) enables ionization to the CS(2) (+) (B (2)Pi(u)) final state. The dissociation dynamics observed are highly mode specific, as revealed by the frequency and temporal domain analysis of the photoelectron spectra.  相似文献   

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Raman spectra of liquid and crystalline CH2Cl2 were measured at hydrostatic pressures up to 85 kbar and at room temperature. The pressure dependences of the internal modes (ν4, ν3, ν9, ν2 and ν1) and the two external (lattice) modes are reported; the ν4 symmetric CCl2 bending mode is split into two major peaks at the liquid—solid phase transition point (at 11.3 kbar), and the discontinuities of the slopes for their peak frequencies against pressure suggest a second-order phase transition at ≈ 45 kbar. The pressure data are used to test the applicability of the vibrational scaling law proposed by Zallen for a molecular crystal.  相似文献   

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Vibrational energy flow and conformational transitions following excitation of the OH stretching mode of the most stable conformer of glycine are studied by classical trajectories. "On the fly" simulations with the PM3 semiempirical electronic structure method for the potential surface are used. Initial conditions are selected to correspond to the ν=1 excitation of the OH stretch. The main findings are: (1) An an equilibrium-like ratio is established between the populations of the 3 lowest-lying conformers after about 10 picoseconds. (2) There is a high probability throughout the 150 ps of the simulations for finding the molecule in geometries far from the equilibrium structures of the lowest-energy conformers. (3) Energy from the initial excited OH (ν=1) stretch flows preferentially to 5 other vibrational modes, including the bending motion of the H atom. (4) RRK theory yields conformational transition rates that deviate substantially from the classical trajectory results. Possible implication of these results for vibrational energy flow and conformational transitions in small biological molecules are discussed.  相似文献   

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