Titlebook: Spectroscopy of the Excited State; Baldassare Bartolo (Editor, and Director of the In Book 1976 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1

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Introduction to Molecular Spectroscopy, are also given. The molecular orbitals for AH., HAB and AB. molecules are discussed with the aid of Walsh diagrams. The spectra which have been observed for these molecules are summarized together with the molecular geometries which have been derived from the analyses of the optical spectra.

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Techniques of Flash Photolysis,m simple experiments. Properties of a flash photolysis apparatus are illustrated by seven units built in Uppsala ranging from 500J to 200,000J in energy and lamp voltages between 1kV and 100kV. Some simple statistical means for the interpretation of experimental data are also given.

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The Chemical Production of Excited Species,olecules in atom transfer reactions is considered in terms of the potential surfaces involved and their intersections. A brief comparison is made with the mechanisms of chemiluminescence in organic reactions and biological systems.

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Triplet State Excitation Phenomena,three separate groups according to the nature of spin-orbital interaction. The applicatiön of these results to diverse excitation phenomena of photochemical and photobiological interest was outlined in this lecture.

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Spectroscopic Theory of the Solvent Cage,uences in the spectroscopy of polyatomic molecules in rigid solvent matrices can be predicted. Explicit consideration was given to molecular torsional potentials, the Dushinsky potential, the hydrogen-bonding potential, and a variety of molecular potentials in the region of large intermolecular distortions.

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Interactions of Radiation with Atoms and Molecules, lecture deals with the quantum theory of molecular systems; the adiabatic approximation is introduced and its implications for the use of the symmetry properties of the system are treated. The second lecture deals with the theory of the radiative field; it starts with the consideration of the class