Atomic oxygen in solid deuterium

Atomic oxygen is photogenerated in solid D₂ by 193 nm irradiation of samples initially doped with molecular oxygen. The atoms are detected by laser induced fluorescence over the O(¹S→¹D) transition, which occurs at 559 nm, with a fluorescence lifetime of 230 ms. The absorption leading to this emissi...

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Автори: Danilychev, A.V., Apkarian, V.A., Kajihara, H., Tanaka, S., Koda, S.
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Опубліковано: Фізико-технічний інститут низьких температур ім. Б.І. Вєркіна НАН України 2000
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spelling irk-123456789-1292102018-01-17T03:04:52Z Atomic oxygen in solid deuterium Danilychev, A.V. Apkarian, V.A. Kajihara, H. Tanaka, S. Koda, S. Low-Temperature Physics and Chemistry in Cryomatrice Atomic oxygen is photogenerated in solid D₂ by 193 nm irradiation of samples initially doped with molecular oxygen. The atoms are detected by laser induced fluorescence over the O(¹S→¹D) transition, which occurs at 559 nm, with a fluorescence lifetime of 230 ms. The absorption leading to this emission is indirect, attributed to O₂(X):O( ³P) pairs. Complementary studies are carried in solid D₂ co-doped with Xe and O₂, in which in addition to ionic XeO centers, the atomic O(¹S→¹D) transition with a radiative lifetime of 50 ms is observed. The photogeneration of the atomic centers, and stability of atomic and molecular emissions, are sensitive to sample preparation and thermal and irradiation histories. In annealed solids, at temperatures below 6.5 K, the atomic emission does not bleach, implying that the vertically prepared O(¹D) atoms undergo intersystem crossing to form O(³P) rather than react with D₂. The barrier to insertion on the O(¹D)+D₂ potential energy surface in solid D₂ is explained as a many-body polarization effect. The recombination of O(³P) atoms can be initiated thermally, and monitored by their thermoluminescence over the molecular O₂(A′ →X) transition. The thermal onset of recombination varies between 5.5 K and 9 K, depending on the sample preparation method. In all cases, the thermally induced recombination is catastrophic, accompanied by thermal runaway, pressure burst, and material loss. This is interpreted as indication that the process is initiated by self-diffusion of the host, consistent with the notion that atomic O centers stabilize the host lattice. 2000 Article Atomic oxygen in solid deuterium / A.V. Danilychev, V.A. Apkarian, H. Kajihara, S. Tanaka, S. Koda // Физика низких температур. — 2000. — Т. 26, № 9-10. — С. 909-917. — Бібліогр.: 25 назв. — англ. 0132-6414 PACS: 33.80.Gj, 78.55.-m, 78.60.Kn http://dspace.nbuv.gov.ua/handle/123456789/129210 en Физика низких температур Фізико-технічний інститут низьких температур ім. Б.І. Вєркіна НАН України
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Low-Temperature Physics and Chemistry in Cryomatrice
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Low-Temperature Physics and Chemistry in Cryomatrice
Danilychev, A.V.
Apkarian, V.A.
Kajihara, H.
Tanaka, S.
Koda, S.
Atomic oxygen in solid deuterium
Физика низких температур
description Atomic oxygen is photogenerated in solid D₂ by 193 nm irradiation of samples initially doped with molecular oxygen. The atoms are detected by laser induced fluorescence over the O(¹S→¹D) transition, which occurs at 559 nm, with a fluorescence lifetime of 230 ms. The absorption leading to this emission is indirect, attributed to O₂(X):O( ³P) pairs. Complementary studies are carried in solid D₂ co-doped with Xe and O₂, in which in addition to ionic XeO centers, the atomic O(¹S→¹D) transition with a radiative lifetime of 50 ms is observed. The photogeneration of the atomic centers, and stability of atomic and molecular emissions, are sensitive to sample preparation and thermal and irradiation histories. In annealed solids, at temperatures below 6.5 K, the atomic emission does not bleach, implying that the vertically prepared O(¹D) atoms undergo intersystem crossing to form O(³P) rather than react with D₂. The barrier to insertion on the O(¹D)+D₂ potential energy surface in solid D₂ is explained as a many-body polarization effect. The recombination of O(³P) atoms can be initiated thermally, and monitored by their thermoluminescence over the molecular O₂(A′ →X) transition. The thermal onset of recombination varies between 5.5 K and 9 K, depending on the sample preparation method. In all cases, the thermally induced recombination is catastrophic, accompanied by thermal runaway, pressure burst, and material loss. This is interpreted as indication that the process is initiated by self-diffusion of the host, consistent with the notion that atomic O centers stabilize the host lattice.
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