Strontium Deuteride and Hydride Spectra
- 15 January 1936
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 49 (2), 150-155
- https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.49.150
Abstract
The analyses of the and band systems of SrD and of a portion of the system of SrH are presented. for SrD and 3.8788 for SrH for the normal state. The ratio of these, 0.50635, shows about the expected departure from equality with the ratio of the reduced masses. The spin doubling of this SrD state is regular, being almost exactly in the ratio with the value for SrH. The spin doubling of the state of SrD departs markedly from the usual linear variation with . Multiple perturbations occur in the (0,0) band of SrD, and there is a sharp cut-off of the branches at . For this state , but exact analysis is hindered by the lack of any unperturbed lines. Two bands () and (), with a common upper state, of the "many-lined" SrH system have been analyzed. In this state, for which , large irregular perturbations occur. Electronic configurations are discussed.
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