
Journal of Chemical Physics p. 5969 - 5974 (1983)
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Kato, Tatsuhisa
Tanaka, Kenichiro
Koyano, Inosuke
Charge transfer reactions NO+ + Ar -> Ar+ + NO (1) have been studied by selecting the vibronic states of NO+ using the threshold electron-secondary ion coincidence (TESICO) technique.The vibronic states selected were a 3Σ+, ν = 0-5 and b 3Π, ν = 0, for each of which the relative cross sections have been determined at two collision energies 1.4 and 5.8 eV.The cross section for the a 3Σ+ state has been found to show a resonancelike enhancement at ν = 2.This feature is reproduced fairly well by the simple two-state theory of Rapp and Francis combined with the consideration of the Franck-Condon factors.However, a closer comparison of the theoretical and experimental results over the entire range of ν reveals that the reaction cross sections for the a 3Σ+ reactant ion state consist of two components, one in which the vibrational-state dependence is determined simply by the energy defects and Franck-Condon factors, and the other in which the vibrational-state dependence cannot be interpreted by those factors.The cross section for the b 3Π, ν = 0 state has been found to be much smaller than those for the exoergic reactions of the a 3Σ+ state (ν = 1-5).This has been attributed to the difference in the nature of the molecular orbitals that play primary roles in the a 3Σ+ and b 3Π reactions.
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