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研究生: 劉靜萍
Ching-Ping Liu
論文名稱: 小分子和離子的光譜研究: CH3S, SO, CH2CO+ 和CD2CO+
Spectral studies of small molecules and ions: CH3S, SO, CH2CO+ and CD2CO+
指導教授: 李遠鵬
Yuan-Pern Lee
儲三陽
San-Yan Chu
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學位類別: 博士
Doctor
系所名稱: 理學院 - 化學系
Department of Chemistry
論文出版年: 2005
畢業學年度: 93
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 204
中文關鍵詞: 光譜離子四波混頻光譜法零動能光電子光譜法質量解析臨界游離光譜法自由基
外文關鍵詞: spectral studies, CH3S, SO, CH2CO+, CD2CO+, four-wave mixing, ZEKE, MATI
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  • 我們利用波長為248 nm的氪化氟準分子雷射光解在分子射束中的二甲基二硫(CH3SSCH3),產生甲硫基(CH3S),然後以簡併四波混頻(degenerate four-wave mixing, DFWM)光譜法研究甲硫基的 電子態躍遷。甲硫基的簡併四波混頻光譜範圍從 317-377 nm,除了對已知的3v和213v這兩個與C-S伸張振動模(□3)和CH3張開振動模(□2)有關的兩個序列往更高能量的區域做延伸,還發現了包含CH3對稱伸張振動模(□1)的序列。然而因為譜線的勻相增寬造成轉動譜帶的結構相重疊,所以簡併四波混頻光譜法對甲硫基高度預解離能態的生命期無法得到詳細的資訊。
    針對簡併四波混頻光譜法的限制,我們更進一步利用雙色四波混頻光譜法(two-color resonant four-wave mixing, TC-RFWM)來研究甲硫基的 電子態的這些預解離能階。因為利用此雙色共振的方法可以選擇性地激發所標定的特定振轉能階,而偵測其對應的相關譜線,使得光譜不受其他譜線干擾,所以能夠準確地量測譜線的位置和勻相譜線的線寬。我們因而可以確認新序列的振動指派為:113v和11213v兩個序列,並且可以對這些序列的生命期做定量的測量,觀測到生命期的振動模選擇性,確認C-S伸張模與預解離息息相關。
    我們也對一氧化硫(SO)的B 3□-電子態的預解離能階進行觀測。一氧化硫是由在分子射束中的二氧化硫(SO2)以波長為193 nm的氬化氟準分子雷射光解所產生,然後利用簡併四波混頻光譜法來研究一氧化硫的B 3□- □ X 3□-電子態躍遷。一氧化硫的簡併四波混頻光譜範圍從 220-263 nm,但由於預解離譜線重疊及微擾的關係,所觀測到的振轉譜帶僅少數可完全被解析。由(8,2)、(8,1)和(8,0)三個振動譜帶的轉動分析,可得到在B 3□-電子態(v□ = 8)精確的光譜參數值,明顯地改善了文獻值,其中光譜參數:離心力扭曲(D□)常數,自旋-自旋耦合(□□和□D)以及自旋-轉動耦合(□□)常數都是首次之測量。
    我們還利用非共振雙光子質量解析臨界游離(mass-analyzed threshold ionization, MATI)以及零動能光電子譜(zero kinetic energy photoelectron spectroscopy, ZEKE)來研究CH2CO+和CD2CO+的光譜。我們觀測到六-七個CH2CO+和CD2CO+在 電子基態的振動模之基頻波數,其中□5, □6, □8和□9這幾個非對稱的振動模是首次被觀測到。由零動能電子光譜的轉動分析我們求得CH2CO和CD2CO的游離能,以及在其離子基態的轉動常數。


    Following photodissociation of dimethyl disulfide (CH3SSCH3) in a supersonic jet with a KrF excimer laser at 248 nm, degenerate four-wave mixing (DFWM) spectra of the à 2A1 □ X 2E3/2 transition of CH3S (methylthio or thiomethoxy) in a spectral region 317□377 nm were recorded using a dye laser. In addition to extension to higher members of the known progressions 3v and 213v associated with C□S stretching (□3) and CH3 umbrella (□2) modes, new progressions involving the symmetric CH3 stretching (□1) mode of the à 2A1 state of CH3S were tentatively assigned. However, in this work of DFWM, detailed information on lifetimes of these predissociative states were difficult to obtain because of homogeneous broadening of rovibronic lines leading to overlapped band structures.
    We further applied two-color resonant four-wave mixing (TC-RFWM) with the hole-buring scheme to investigate these highly predissociative levels of CH3S. Because the spectral simplification afforded by the two-color method allows accurate determination of line positions and homogeneous line widths, we confirmed vibrational assignments of new progressions 113v and 11213v involving symmetric CH3 stretching mode (□1) and measured quantitatively their lifetimes.
    We also demonstrated predissociative levels of the B 3□- state of SO. Following photodissociation of SO2 in a supersonic jet with an ArF excimer at 193 nm, DFWM spectra of the B 3□-□ X 3□- transition of SO in a spectral region 220-263 nm were recorded using a frequency-doubled dye laser. The rotational analysis of (8,2), (8,1), and (8,0) bands yields spectral parameters of the B 3□- (v□ = 8) state that are significantly improved over those reported previously; parameters for centrifugal distortion (D□), spin-spin coupling (□□, and □D), and spin-rotation coupling (□□) were derived for the first time.
    We have also studied the spectra of CH2CO+ and CD2CO+ cations using nonresonant two-photon mass analyzed threshold ionization (MATI) and zero kinetic energy (ZEKE) photoelectron spectroscopy. Fundamental wave numbers of several normal vibrational modes (six for CH2CO+ and seven for CD2CO+) of the 2B1 electronic ground state were determined; the □5, □6, □8, and □9 nontotally symmetric vibrational modes were observed for the first time. Rotational analysis of the ZEKE spectra has yielded the ionization potentials of the CH2CO and CD2CO isotopomers and the rotational constants for the ground state of the cations.

    Abstract (Chinese) I Abstract (English) III Acknowledgements V Table of Content VII List of Figures X List of Tables XIX Chapter One Resonant four-wave mixing spectroscopy 1 I. Introduction 1 II. Description as a transient grating and phase-matching considerations in TC-RFWM 4 III. TC-RFWM processes and signal expressions by nonlinear polarization 9 A. TC-RFWM schemes 10 B. General expression for □(3) 11 C. Spherical tensor solution for four-photon matrix element products 15 D. TC-RFWM signal expressions 17 E. Line shape functions for jet experiments 21 F. Other considerations 23 (a) Interaction length 23 (b) Spontaneous emission 24 G. Time domain RFWM process 24 IV. Comparison of the DFWM and TC-RFWM 25 References 42 Chapter Two Zero electron kinetic energy pulsed field ionization (ZEKE-PFI) photoelectron spectroscopy 45 I. Introduction 45 II. General properties of high Rydberg states 47 III. Classical model of field ionization of high Rydberg states 48 IV. Quantum mechanical model of field ionization of high Rydberg states 50 V. ZEKE-PFI photoelectron spectroscopy 54 A. Lifetime of the Rydberg states 55 B. Resolution in PFI spectra 58 VI. Mass-Analyzed Threshold Ionization (MATI) Spectroscopy 60 References 70 Chapter Three Highly predissociative levels of CH3S (à 2A1) detected with degenerate and two-color resonant four-wave mixing 72 I. Introduction 72 II. Experiments 75 A. Sample preparation 75 B. Degenerate four-wave mixing experiments 76 C. Two-color resonant four-wave mixing experiments 77 III. Results and discussion 79 A. DFWM experiments 79 (a) Progressions 3v and 213v 81 (b) Tentative assignments of new progressions 83 (c) Progressions associated with hot bands and à 2A1 ← 2E1/2 transitions 86 B. TC-RFWM experiments 86 (a) Progressions 3v and 213v 87 (b) New progressions 113v and 11213v 89 (c) Comparison with CH3O and theoretical calculations 92 (d) Predissociation of the à 2A1 state 93 IV. Conclusion 94 References 118 Chapter Four Detection of predissociated levels of the SO B 3□- state with degenerate four-wave mixing spectroscopy 121 I. Introduction 121 II. Experiments 123 III. Theory 124 IV. Results and discussion 126 A. General description of the spectra 126 B. Vibrational analysis 127 C. Photolysis of SO2 at 193 nm 129 D. Rotational structure of observed bands 130 E. Rotational analysis of the (8,2), (8,1), and (8,0) bands 131 V. Conclusion 133 References 160 Chapter Five Nonresonant two-photon MATI and ZEKE photoelectron spectroscopy investigation of the 2B1 state of CH2CO+ and CD2CO+ 164 I. Introduction 164 II. Experiments 166 III. Background 170 IV. Data analysis and results 176 A. Vibrational structure 176 B. Rotational structure 178 V. Discussion 181 VI. Conclusion 185 References 203

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