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  • 2014BF3 valence and Rydberg states as probed by electron energy loss spectroscopy and ab Initio calculations6citations
  • 2013Studies of low-lying triplet states in 1,3-C4F6, c-C4F6 and 2-C4F6 by electron energy-loss spectroscopy and ab initio calculations6citations
  • 2010A-band methyl halide dissociation via electronic curve crossing as studied by electron energy loss spectroscopy17citations
  • 2009Valence shell electronic spectroscopy of isoprene studied by theoretical calculations and by electron scattering, photoelectron, and absolute photoabsorption measurements29citations
  • 2005Electron and photon impact studies of CF(3)Icitations
  • 2004On the valence shell electronic spectroscopy of 2-vinyl furan4citations
  • 2003Absolute photo-absorption cross sections and electronic state spectroscopy of selected fluorinated hydrocarbons relevant to the plasma processing industry7citations
  • 2003Electron and photon induced processes in SF5CF310citations
  • 20032-methyl furan: An experimental study of the excited electronic levels by electron energy loss spectroscopy, vacuum ultraviolet photoabsorption, and photoelectron spectroscopy25citations

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  • Delwiche, Jacques P.
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Valence shell electronic spectroscopy of isoprene studied by theoretical calculations and by electron scattering, photoelectron, and absolute photoabsorption measurements

  • Limao-Vieira, P.
Abstract

The first ab initio calculations (vertical energies and oscillator strengths) are reported for the neutral electronic transitions of isoprene (2-methyl-1,3-butadiene), CH2CHC(CH3)CH2. The VUV photoabsorption spectroscopy of the molecule is presented in the energy range 4.6 to 10.8 eV (270-125 nm) with the highest resolution yet reported above 6.05 eV, revealing new spectral features. Valence and Rydberg transitions have been assigned in accordance with the theoretical results and the associated vibronic series have been analysed. The absolute photoabsorption cross sections at energies below 6.89 eV have been used to calculate the photolysis lifetime of isoprene in the upper stratosphere (20-50 km). Electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) measurements have enabled further photoabsorption cross sections to be derived in the range 9-28 eV. The first ab initio calculations have been carried out to determine excitation energies to the lowest energy ionic states of isoprene. The calculations are compared with the He(I) photoelectron spectrum (8 to 17 eV) and new vibrational structure is observed in the first photoelectron band.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • strength
  • electron energy loss spectroscopy
  • electronic spectroscopy