Lifetimes of triplet formaldehyde

Alan C. Luntz; V.T. Maxson

doi:10.1016/0009-2614(74)80413-6

Chemical Physics Letters

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15 Jun 1974

Lifetimes of triplet formaldehyde

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By direct optical excitation into the 3A2 state of H2CO (D2CO) with a tunable laser, phosphorescence is observed and lifetimes are measured for this state. Very short lifetimes, apparently limited by intersystem crossing, are observed. © 1974.

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