FURTHER STUDIES ON SHARP TRANSITIONS INDUCED IN SOLID PARAHYDROGEN BY METHANE
C. Michael Lindsay, Takeshi Oka, Takamasa Momose
Abstract
C. Michael Lindsay, Takeshi Oka, Takamasa Momose
Abstract
Last year at this meeting we reported our serendipitous observation of $\\sim 80$ sharp transitions observed in the $Q_{1}(1)$ region of hydrogen apparently induced by methane imbedded in the parahydrogen crystal. We have since recorded the FTIR and high-resolution laser spectra of several more methane doped parahydrogen crystals with varying methane and orthohydrogen concentrations. We are in the initial stages of analyzing this data, and it appears that there are a number of interesting phenomena occurring. In this talk we will present the new data and discuss our progress in the understanding of this fascinating problem.
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Last year at this meeting we reported our serendipitous observation of $\\sim 80$ sharp transitions observed in the $Q_{1}(1)$ region of hydrogen apparently induced by methane imbedded in the parahydrogen crystal. We have since recorded the FTIR and high-resolution laser spectra of several more methane doped parahydrogen crystals with varying methane and orthohydrogen concentrations. We are in the initial stages of analyzing this data, and it appears that there are a number of interesting phenomena occurring. In this talk we will present the new data and discuss our progress in the understanding of this fascinating problem.
Key concepts: Methane, Spin isomers of hydrogen, Engineering physics, Institution, Hydrogen, Library science, Chemistry, Physics