Luminescence from the HâO2 Reaction - Nature
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Abstract
THE spectrum of the HO2 radical is of considerable importance and several unsuccessful attempts have been made to record it. The HO2 radical has one more electron than the HNO molecule, which has an electronic transition at 7600 Å (ref. 1), and consideration of the molecular orbitals of HO2 suggests that this radical should have a very similar electronic transition to that of HNO (ref. 2). The HNO spectrum was first obtained in absorption during flash photolysis experiments1, but has more recently been observed in emission in the chemiluminescent reaction of hydrogen atoms with NO (ref. 3). The similarity of the bond dissociation energies of H—NO (49 kcal/mole)3 and H—O2 (46 kcal/mole)4 suggests that hydrogen atoms might give a chemiluminescent reaction with oxygen, despite previous failures to find any electronic emission from this reaction.
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| Authors | DIXON, R. N.;MASON, B. F.;DIXON, R. N.;MASON, B. F.; |
| Journal | Nature |
| Year | 1970 |
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