Quantitative studies of the photoabsorption of carbonyl sulphide in the valence-shell, S 2p, 2s and C 1s inner-shell regions (4-360 eV) by dipole electron impact spectroscopies

Citation
Rf. Feng et al., Quantitative studies of the photoabsorption of carbonyl sulphide in the valence-shell, S 2p, 2s and C 1s inner-shell regions (4-360 eV) by dipole electron impact spectroscopies, CHEM PHYS, 252(3), 2000, pp. 359-378
Citations number
89
Categorie Soggetti
Physical Chemistry/Chemical Physics
Journal title
CHEMICAL PHYSICS
ISSN journal
03010104 → ACNP
Volume
252
Issue
3
Year of publication
2000
Pages
359 - 378
Database
ISI
SICI code
0301-0104(20000201)252:3<359:QSOTPO>2.0.ZU;2-5
Abstract
Electronic excitation spectra and absolute photoabsorption oscillator stren gths (cross-sections) have been measured in the UV, VUV and soft X-ray ener gy regions for the valence- and inner- (S 2p, 2s, C 1s) shell photoabsorpti on of carbonyl sulphide (OCS) from 5 to 360 eV using low-resolution(similar to l eV fwhm) dipole (e,e) spectroscopy. The absolute oscillator strength scale has been determined using valence-shell TRK (i.e., S(0)) sum-rule nor malization. The discrete structures, as well as the continuum structures, i n the valence region also have been studied at high resolution(similar to 0 .05 eV fwhm) from 4 to 32 eV. The presently reported high- and low-resoluti on absolute photoabsorption oscillator strengths are compared with previous ly published data (from the direct photoabsorption measurements) in those l imited energy regions where such data exist. Evaluation of the S(-2) sum us ing the presently reported absolute differential photoabsorption oscillator strength data gives a static dipole polarizability for carbonyl sulphide i n excellent agreement (within 2%) with previously reported polarizability v alues. Other dipole sums S(u) (u = -1, -3 to -6, -8, -10) and logarithmic d ipole sums L(u) (u = -1 to -6) are also determined from the presently repor ted absolute differential photoabsorption oscillator strength data. (C) 200 0 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.