Vol. 34, issue 05, article # 1

Abstract:

High sensitivity spectra of the main ozone isotopologue were recorded using a cavity ring-down spectrometer in the region 7920–8670 cm^-1 covering the range up to the dissociation threshold and above. The sensitivity on the order 2 × 10^-11 cm^-1 was achieved. This makes it possible to detect high energy combination bands up to ten vibrational quanta in the electronic ground state. Line positions and intensities are measured for these bands. Vibronic hot bands of the ¹⁶O₃ borned by transitions from the (100) and (020) electronic ground state levels to the excited ³A₂ triplet state were recorded for the first time providing new information about the dependence of predissociation broadening on rotational quantum numbers.

Keywords:

ozone, O3, high resolution spectroscopy, dissociation threshold

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