Ultraviolet photoabsorption in the and band systems of SO sulphur isotopologues
arXiv:2301.05230 · doi:10.1080/00268976.2022.2153092
Abstract
High-resolution far-ultraviolet broadband Fourier-transform photoabsorption spectra of , , , and are recorded in a microwave discharge seeded with SO . The and bands are observed or inferred in the 43000 to 51000 cm (196 to 233 nm) spectral range. This is the first experimental detection of a level and of any of these observed bands in an S-substituted isotopologue. Additional measurements of provide a calibration of the SO column density. Measured band profiles are fitted to an effective-Hamiltonian model of coupled excited and states along with their predissociation linewidths and absorption band strengths. Electronic-state potential-energy curves and transition moments are deduced. The end result is a list of line frequencies, -values, and dissociation widths describing the far-ultraviolet photodissociation spectrum of SO that is accurate enough for computing atmospheric photolytic isotope-fractionation.
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