Amiot, 1990 - Google Patents
Laser‐induced fluorescence of Rb2: The (1) 1Σ+ g (X),(2) 1Σ+ g,(1) 1Πu (B),(1) 1Πg, and (2) 1Πu (C) electronic statesAmiot, 1990
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- Amiot C
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- The Journal of chemical physics
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(1) Il::(A)-(1) Il: g+(X) transitions of Rb2 have been accurately measured with the technique of Fourier-transform spectroscopy. The wave numbers of all the rotational lines were determined with an accuracy better than 5 X 10-3 cm-I. A thorough and simultaneous …
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