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Even more remarkable, vibrational relaxation of NO(r = 15) on Au(lll) is characterized by profound multi-quantum vibrational relaxation. Specifically, the most probable vibrational scattering channel releases more than 150kJmol-1. Vibrational relaxation events exchanging as many as 10 vibrational quanta are observed. It appears likely that even more vibrational quanta can be exchanged with significant efficiency, but background problems prevented the observation of these channels. Thus the reported... [Pg.400]

Vibrational spectra assigned to surface 1-propyl groups following the decomposition of 1-propyl iodide or bromide have been obtained as follows, where the surface used, the halide precursor, and the decomposition temperatures are all indicated Al(100), iodide, 310 K (199) Cu(lll), bromide, 180 K (200) Cu(lll), iodide, 180 K (201) Cu(100), bromide, 185 K (193) and Cu(110), iodide, 165 K (202). The first four cases were investigated by VEELS, and the fifth one by RAIRS. The band positions observed, the band intensities, and their probable vibrational assignments are listed in... [Pg.224]

The initially-produced radicals are probably vibrationally excited. In general, cleavage will occur to give the most stable thiyl radicaP , e.g. [Pg.700]

In conclusion, when the internal rotation molecular state of Ho going from j = 0 to J = f. changes are minor for probabilities, vibrational and rotational distributions. [Pg.203]

Other quenchers that have been used in the benzophenone-sensitized cis trans isomerization of stilbene are /9-carotene, oxygen, and di-tert-butyl nitroxide. /9-Carotene shifts the photostationary state to the trans side similar to the azulene effect [237]. In the presence of di-tert-butyl nitroxide, a radical quencher, the photostationary state is slightly shifted to the cis side Caldwell and Schwerzel [226] have suggested the involvement of the twisted triplet state and a quenching mechanism other than energy transfer, probably vibrational relaxation to the ground state caused by spin exchange. [Pg.38]

Polyacetylene has been examined in great detail for all the probable vibrational modes which may be viewed spectroscopically. As polyacetylene has both cis and trans components, both species will have differing vibrational modes. The symmetry mode of vibration for tranj-polyacetylene is ... [Pg.47]

AI2C2H4 geometries have been optimised by molecular mechanics calculation of probable vibrational frequencies shows... [Pg.65]

The oscillatory features decay in a few picoseconds, presumably due to anharmonicity (Vos et al., 1991) and elastic (pure dephasing) and inelastic (thermalization) collisions within the protein. It is interesting to note that the features reported here are very similar at lOK and lOOK and still visible to some extent at 200K. It thus seems that the appearance of oscillations do not directly scale with kT//zo). This may indicate that at room temperature the low frequency vibrational modes are not thermalized on the time scale of electron transfer. The above mentioned mechanisms (pure dephasing, anharmonicity and probably vibrational relaxation) may all be involved in the damping processes of the oscillations in the Dll mutant. [Pg.242]

Problem Determine the fraction of H Cl molecules in the ground-state (v = 0) at room temperature (298 K), and the most probable vibrational transition observed in Figure 6-2. [Pg.124]


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