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Electric Dipole Moment of SiO and GeO

J. W. Raymonda, J. S. Muenter, William Klemperèr

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The molecular beam electric resonance spectra of SiO and GeO have been measured. The electric dipole moments (in Debye) of SiO and GeO in the lower vibrational states are: VSiO28GeO7403.09823.282413.11783.303223.13723.323933.1574 The difference between observed and calculated dipole moment is quite similar in CO and SiO.

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The molecular beam electric resonance spectra of SiO and GeO have been measured. The electric dipole moments (in Debye) of SiO and GeO in the lower vibrational states are: VSiO28GeO7403.09823.282413.11783.303223.13723.323933.1574 The difference between observed and calculated dipole moment is quite similar in CO and SiO.

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The molecular beam electric resonance spectra of SiO and GeO have been measured. The electric dipole moments (in Debye) of SiO and GeO in the lower vibrational states are: VSiO28GeO7403.09823.282413.11783.303223.13723.323933.1574 The difference between observed and calculated dipole moment is quite similar in CO and SiO.

Key concepts: Dipole, Electric dipole moment, Bond dipole moment, Debye, Moment (physics), Transition dipole moment, Electric dipole transition, Atomic physics

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