Photophysical properties of methylated phenols in nonpolar solvents

G Grabner, G Köhler, G Marconi, S Monti…

Index: Grabner, G.; Koehler, G.; Marconi, G.; Monti, S.; Venuti, E. Journal of Physical Chemistry, 1990 , vol. 94, # 9 p. 3609 - 3613

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VIV2 where EB (calculated as 10 203 cm-') and Ex (calculated as 40709 cm-I) are the total translational, vibrational, and rotational energy of the product channel correspondin to the NS (B) and NS (X) for the species N2 (X), NS (B), and NSfX), respectively. Similarly, Bv, Bt2, and B: are the rotational terms2'for the species N2 (X), N $(B), and N $(X), respectively. The summation is taken over all vibrational levels for species v1 (taken as N2) and v2 (taken ...

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