Etudes par spectroscopie dans l'ultra-violet et le visible, du fullerène C60 en solution dans le n-hexane ou adsorbé sur des solides diélectriques

Ultraviolet and visible spectroscopy studies of the fullerene C₆₀ melted in n-hexane or adsorbed on dielectric solids. Experiments of spectroscopy have been carried out, between the far ultraviolet and the near infrared, with pure C₆₀ or containing endohedral complexes rare gas atom-C₆₀, melted in n-hexane, and also pure C₆₀ adsorbed on surfaces of solids.Several phenomena have been observed: 1. a charge transfer due to the influence of interactions between the molecules of C₆₀ and surfaces of solids, yielding new transitions observed in the far ultraviolet ; and interpreted as super excited states of Rydberg type; 1.1. red and blue shifts for some transitions of adsorbed C₆₀, interpreted on the basis of attractive, or turned repulsive, dispersion forces; 1.1.1. emission processes for several transitions of adsorbed C₆₀, explained on the basis of a resonant coupling between these transitions and modes of the surface plasmon induced by the collective excitations of the C₆₀ molecule; this kind of process might be drawn to the Faraday instability in acoustics.