REACTIONS OF NITRIC-OXIDE WITH SULFUR SPECIES - INFRARED-SPECTRA AND DENSITY-FUNCTIONAL THEORY CALCULATIONS FOR SNO, SNO+, SSNO, AND SNNO IN SOLID ARGON
L. Andrews et al., REACTIONS OF NITRIC-OXIDE WITH SULFUR SPECIES - INFRARED-SPECTRA AND DENSITY-FUNCTIONAL THEORY CALCULATIONS FOR SNO, SNO+, SSNO, AND SNNO IN SOLID ARGON, Journal of physical chemistry, 100(20), 1996, pp. 8273-8279
Nitrogen oxide sulfide species were produced by codeposition of argon/
nitric oxide with sulfur species from an argon/sulfur vapor microwave
discharge or by deposition of an argon/nitrogen/oxygen/sulfur vapor di
scharge mixture on a 12 K CsI window. These two new synthetic routes c
onfirmed the identification of the SNO radical and produced the linear
SNO+ cation and the higher sulfur-containing nitric oxide complex spe
cies SSNO at 1772.5 and 670.9 cm(-1). Codeposition of nitric oxide wit
h an argon/nitrogen/sulfur vapor discharge produced a new band at 1815
.2 cm(-1), which is assigned to the N-O stretching vibration in the mi
xed dimer ONNS species. Reaction of superheated sulfur vapor with argo
n/nitric oxide gave only the 1772.5 and 670.9 cm(-1) bands for SSNO wi
th no SNO. In contrast codeposition of Ar/O-2 and Ar/NO produced a tra
ce of NO2, but the analogous dioxygen-nitric oxide complex was not obs
erved. Density functional theory was used to calculate structures and
frequencies for these product species.