Volume 108, 1997

Photochemical processes in doped rare gas clusters studied with luminescence spectroscopic methods

Abstract

Photochemical processes in Xe and NF3 doped rare gas clusters RgN (Rg=Ar, Kr, Xe) are investigated with luminescence spectroscopy using photo-excitation with synchrotron radiation. Relaxation processes in Xe doped ArN clusters depend considerably on the location of the Xe atom in the cluster. Following excitation of surface sites desorption of electronically excited Xe atoms in the 3P1 state is a dominant decay channel. Xe atoms in the interior of the cluster emit inside bubbles. The results are discussed in view of recent molecular dynamics (MD) simulations. Electronically excited RgN clusters doped with NF3 emit luminescence bands attributed to RgF* and Rg2F*. This result gives strong evidence for the first charge transfer reactions in clusters.

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Faraday Discuss., 1997,108, 175-185

Photochemical processes in doped rare gas clusters studied with luminescence spectroscopic methods

R. von Pietrowski, M. Lengen, L. Moussavizadeh, L. Museur, A. V. Kanaev, M. C. Castex and T. Möller, Faraday Discuss., 1997, 108, 175 DOI: 10.1039/A706123D

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