Physics
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Jun 2010
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"International Symposium On Molecular Spectroscopy, 65th Meeting, Held 21-25 June, 2010 at Ohio State University. http://molspec
Physics
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We have recently integrated and cryogenically cooled a "Zajfman-style" linear electrostatic ion trap with a Photoelectron-Photofragment Coincidence (PPC) spectrometer. We are able to trap precursor anions for several seconds in a cryogenic environment, allowing them to radiatively cool to ground or near-ground states. Our design features a time- and position-sensitive velocity map imaging electron detector intra-cavity to capture electrons photodetached at the center of the trap, and a multiparticle time- and position-sensitive neutral detector downstream to detect resultant neutral fragments. By recording coincidence events as a function of trapping time we remove ambiguities caused by internally excited anions. The experimental apparatus has been verified on the benchmark systems O_3 and O_4 by dissociative photodetachment of O_3^- and O_4^- respectively. While both systems have been extensively studied previously in our lab, new dynamics have been resolved in each beyond those already reported. We have also extended our previous investigation of the OH+CO → H+CO_2 radical reaction, which included significant contributions from internally excited anions, to cooled HOCO^- precursor anions. The new study reveals significant changes in our measurements of energetics and dissociation dynamics on the HOCO potential energy surface.
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Continetti Robert E.
Johnson Christopher J.
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