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Atomic polarisation in molecular photodissociation

M. Brouard

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Abstract

1) species show a preference for the MJ = ±1 sub-levels. For these bands the electronic alignment is very similar to that observed in the dissociation of OCS, indicating a similar mechanism, at least in the exit channel, is responsible for the polarisation in both systems.

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1) species show a preference for the MJ = ±1 sub-levels. For these bands the electronic alignment is very similar to that observed in the dissociation of OCS, indicating a similar mechanism, at least in the exit channel, is responsible for the polarisation in both systems.

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1) species show a preference for the MJ = ±1 sub-levels. For these bands the electronic alignment is very similar to that observed in the dissociation of OCS, indicating a similar mechanism, at least in the exit channel, is responsible for the polarisation in both systems.

Key concepts: Photodissociation, Physics, Chemistry, Photochemistry

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