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Physical 6

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Physical 6

  1. vibrational levels

    • lowest electronic state
      • labelled by v'' quantum number
    • upper electronic state
      • labelled by v' quantum number
  2. vibronic transitions

    • transitions between vibrational and electronic states
    • allow symmetry
  3. deslanders table

    • assign vibronic transitions
    • difference is 2x
    • difference in rows is ωe'
      • difference in columns ωe''
    • difference between minima of curves
      • v0,0-1/2ωe'+1/2ωe''
    • X = ground state; B = excited state
      • A = excited state from pi orbital
    • z=ωe''-2ωe''
  4. photoelectron spec

    • measures the ionisation energy
      • electrons are ejected by absorption of a photon of known energy
    • vaccum UV radiation photodetatch electrons
      • from valence orbitals
    • x-ray uses higher energy radiation to phtotodetach electrons
      • from core orbitals
    • kinetic energy measured and converted to ionisation energy
  5. harmonic oscillator

    • vibrational energy levels are equally spaced
      • by vibrational wavenumber
        • ωe=1/2πc √(k/μ)
      • energy spacing between adjacent (v & v+1)-remain constant
        • with increasing potential energy
  6. morse potential

    • vibrational energies spacings get smaller
      • higher energies
      • broadening well
      • with increasing potential energy
    • anharmonic correction: ωeχe
      • potential energy=( v+1/2)ωe - v+1/2)^2ωe
  7. absorption spec

    • T=It/I0
    • A=log I0/It=εcl
    • incident light induces vibronic transitions
    • promotes an electron from bonding to antibonding
    • equilibrium bond lengths of ground and excited are different
  8. adiabiatic transitions are 0,0

    • when bond order is unchanged with excited state

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