28 May 2017 to 2 June 2017
Queen's University
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POS-3 **WITHDRAWN**- On The Laser-Induced Fluorescence Spectroscopy of Two Ruthenium-Bearing Molecules: RuX (X=F, Cl)

31 May 2017, 18:04
2m
Queen's Athletics & Recreation Centre (ARC)

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Poster (Student, In Competition) / Affiche (Étudiant(e), inscrit à la compétition) Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics, Canada / Division de la physique atomique, moléculaire et photonique, Canada (DAMOPC-DPAMPC) DAMOPC Poster Session | Session d'affiches DPAMPC (14)

Speaker

Mr Hanif Zarringhalam (Dept. of Physics, University of New Brunswick)

Description

This work focuses on two Ru-bearing molecules: RuF and RuCl. Both molecules were created in a molecular beam apparatus at UNB. Their spectra were detected by laser-induced fluorescence. In the low-resolution survey of RuF from 400 to 770 nm , five bands were detected in the blue, green and infrared regions of the electromagnetic spectrum. Four of them were rotationally analyzed from high-resolution data. Three bands in the green region are associated with the $^4\Gamma-X ^4\Phi_{4.5}$ system first observed by Steimle et al. (J. Chem. Phys. 124, 024309 (2006)). A new $^4\Delta_{3.5}-X ^4\Phi_{4.5}$ transition in the blue region was also detected. The related molecule, RuCl was also created and spectroscopically detected for the first time. Two high-resolution bands of RuCl were rotationally analyzed, and the ground state was also found to be $ X^4\Phi_{4.5}$. The data provide detailed structural information about the molecules, such as bond lengths, vibrational frequencies, isotopic structure, spin-orbit interactions and hyperfine interactions.

Primary authors

Dr Allan Adam (Dept. of Chemistry, University of New Brunswick) Dr Colan Linton (Dept. of Physics, University of New Brunswick) Dr Dennis Tokaryk (Dept. of Physics, University of New Brunswick) Mr Hanif Zarringhalam (Dept. of Physics, University of New Brunswick)

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