REACTIVITY OF ELECTRONICALLY EXCITED SPECIES

[1] ELECTRONICALLY EXCITED IODINE ATOMS, I(52P1/2) - DIFFUSION IN NOBLE-GASES, MEAN RADIATIVE LIFETIME AND ATOMIC RECOMBINATION [J]. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY-FARADAY TRANSACTIONS II, 1972, 68 (590): : 48 - +

[2] KINETIC STUDY OF ELECTRONICALLY EXCITED PHOSPHORUS ATOMS, P(32DJ, 32PJ), BY ATOMIC-ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY .2. [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1973, 58 (12) : 5272 - 5279

[3] KINETIC STUDY OF ELECTRONICALLY EXCITED PHOSPHORUS ATOMS,P(3D-2(J), 3 P-2(J), ATOMIC-ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1973, 58 (02) : 494 - 499

[4] ACUNA AU, 1973, J CHEM SOC FARAD T 2, V69, P585

[5] NON-ADIABATIC TRANSITIONS OF COLLIDING ATOMS AND MOLECULES - DESACTIVATION OF EXCITED BR(42P1/2) AND J(52P1/2) ATOMS BY DIATOMIC MOLECULES (N2, CO) [J]. THEORETICA CHIMICA ACTA, 1970, 17 (03): : 171 - &

[6] [Anonymous], 1966, GAS PHASE REACTION R

[7] ARMSTRONG EB, 1955, AIRGLOW AURORA

[8] KINETIC STUDY OF ELECTRONICALLY EXCITED ANTIMONY ATOMS, SB(52D3-2, 5-2), BY TIME-RESOLVED ATTENUATION OF ATOMIC RESONANCE RADIATION [J]. JOURNAL OF PHOTOCHEMISTRY, 1975, 4 (1-2): : 51 - 61

[9] COLLISIONAL QUENCHING OF ELECTRONICALLY EXCITED ARSENIC ATOMS AS(4D-2CJ) AND AS(4P-2CJ), STUDIED BY TIME-RESOLVED ATTENUATION OF ATOMIC RESONANCE RADIATION [J]. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL KINETICS, 1975, 7 (01) : 63 - 76

[10] COLLISIONAL QUENCHING OF ELECTRONICALLY EXCITED BISMUTH ATOMS, BI(6P32D3-2) AND BI(6P32D5/2), BY TIME-RESOLVED ATTENUATION OF ATOMIC RESONANCE RADIATION [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY, 1976, 80 (03) : 217 - 223

[1] ELECTRONICALLY EXCITED IODINE ATOMS, I(52P1/2) - DIFFUSION IN NOBLE-GASES, MEAN RADIATIVE LIFETIME AND ATOMIC RECOMBINATION [J]. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY-FARADAY TRANSACTIONS II, 1972, 68 (590): : 48 - +

[2] KINETIC STUDY OF ELECTRONICALLY EXCITED PHOSPHORUS ATOMS, P(32DJ, 32PJ), BY ATOMIC-ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY .2. [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1973, 58 (12) : 5272 - 5279

[3] KINETIC STUDY OF ELECTRONICALLY EXCITED PHOSPHORUS ATOMS,P(3D-2(J), 3 P-2(J), ATOMIC-ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1973, 58 (02) : 494 - 499

[4] ACUNA AU, 1973, J CHEM SOC FARAD T 2, V69, P585

[5] NON-ADIABATIC TRANSITIONS OF COLLIDING ATOMS AND MOLECULES - DESACTIVATION OF EXCITED BR(42P1/2) AND J(52P1/2) ATOMS BY DIATOMIC MOLECULES (N2, CO) [J]. THEORETICA CHIMICA ACTA, 1970, 17 (03): : 171 - &

[6] [Anonymous], 1966, GAS PHASE REACTION R

[7] ARMSTRONG EB, 1955, AIRGLOW AURORA

[8] KINETIC STUDY OF ELECTRONICALLY EXCITED ANTIMONY ATOMS, SB(52D3-2, 5-2), BY TIME-RESOLVED ATTENUATION OF ATOMIC RESONANCE RADIATION [J]. JOURNAL OF PHOTOCHEMISTRY, 1975, 4 (1-2): : 51 - 61

[9] COLLISIONAL QUENCHING OF ELECTRONICALLY EXCITED ARSENIC ATOMS AS(4D-2CJ) AND AS(4P-2CJ), STUDIED BY TIME-RESOLVED ATTENUATION OF ATOMIC RESONANCE RADIATION [J]. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL KINETICS, 1975, 7 (01) : 63 - 76

[10] COLLISIONAL QUENCHING OF ELECTRONICALLY EXCITED BISMUTH ATOMS, BI(6P32D3-2) AND BI(6P32D5/2), BY TIME-RESOLVED ATTENUATION OF ATOMIC RESONANCE RADIATION [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY, 1976, 80 (03) : 217 - 223