The 1A1(ππ*)←X1A1 transition in jet-cooled 4H-pyran-4-thione: evidence for a dark 1B1(nπ2*) state below 1A1(ππ*)

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  - Ruth*, A. A.,Doherty, W. G.,Brint, R. P.
  - 2002
  - January
  - Chemical Physics Letters
  - The 1A1(ππ*)←X1A1 transition in jet-cooled 4H-pyran-4-thione: evidence for a dark 1B1(nπ2*) state below 1A1(ππ*)
  - Validated
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  - 352
  - 3-4
  - 191
  - 201
  - The (3)A(2)(npi*) --> X(1)A(1) phosphorescence excitation spectrum of jet-cooled 4H-pyran-4-thione (PT) was investigated in the region of the (1)A(1) (pipi*) <-- X(1)A(1) absorption band between 27 300 and 28 800 cm(-1). The spectrum exhibits complex features, which are typical for the (strong) vibronic coupling case of two adjacent electronic states. The observed intermediate level structure was attributed to the coupling with a lower lying dark electronic state B-1(1) (npi(2)*), whose origin was estimated to be similar to825-1025 cm(-1) below the origin (1)A(1) (pipi*)(0), using calculations of vibronic state densities in combination with symmetry considerations. Consequences of the vibronic coupling on the decay dynamics of (1)A(1) (pipi*) as well as tentative assignments of vibronic transitions (1)A(1)(pipi*)(v), <-- X(1)A(1) are also briefly discussed. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.The (3)A(2)(npi*) --> X(1)A(1) phosphorescence excitation spectrum of jet-cooled 4H-pyran-4-thione (PT) was investigated in the region of the (1)A(1) (pipi*) <-- X(1)A(1) absorption band between 27 300 and 28 800 cm(-1). The spectrum exhibits complex features, which are typical for the (strong) vibronic coupling case of two adjacent electronic states. The observed intermediate level structure was attributed to the coupling with a lower lying dark electronic state B-1(1) (npi(2)*), whose origin was estimated to be similar to825-1025 cm(-1) below the origin (1)A(1) (pipi*)(0), using calculations of vibronic state densities in combination with symmetry considerations. Consequences of the vibronic coupling on the decay dynamics of (1)A(1) (pipi*) as well as tentative assignments of vibronic transitions (1)A(1)(pipi*)(v), <-- X(1)A(1) are also briefly discussed. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.
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ABSTRACTThe (3)A(2)(npi*) --> X(1)A(1) phosphorescence excitation spectrum of jet-cooled 4H-pyran-4-thione (PT) was investigated in the region of the (1)A(1) (pipi*) <-- X(1)A(1) absorption band between 27 300 and 28 800 cm(-1). The spectrum exhibits complex features, which are typical for the (strong) vibronic coupling case of two adjacent electronic states. The observed intermediate level structure was attributed to the coupling with a lower lying dark electronic state B-1(1) (npi(2)*), whose origin was estimated to be similar to825-1025 cm(-1) below the origin (1)A(1) (pipi*)(0), using calculations of vibronic state densities in combination with symmetry considerations. Consequences of the vibronic coupling on the decay dynamics of (1)A(1) (pipi*) as well as tentative assignments of vibronic transitions (1)A(1)(pipi*)(v), <-- X(1)A(1) are also briefly discussed. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.The (3)A(2)(npi*) --> X(1)A(1) phosphorescence excitation spectrum of jet-cooled 4H-pyran-4-thione (PT) was investigated in the region of the (1)A(1) (pipi*) <-- X(1)A(1) absorption band between 27 300 and 28 800 cm(-1). The spectrum exhibits complex features, which are typical for the (strong) vibronic coupling case of two adjacent electronic states. The observed intermediate level structure was attributed to the coupling with a lower lying dark electronic state B-1(1) (npi(2)*), whose origin was estimated to be similar to825-1025 cm(-1) below the origin (1)A(1) (pipi*)(0), using calculations of vibronic state densities in combination with symmetry considerations. Consequences of the vibronic coupling on the decay dynamics of (1)A(1) (pipi*) as well as tentative assignments of vibronic transitions (1)A(1)(pipi*)(v), <-- X(1)A(1) are also briefly discussed. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.
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