Absorption spectrum of the CO molecule and its isotopomers between 91.2 and 115.2 nm
Introduction
References
Data
Introduction
This set of data concerns four isotopic species of CO :
12C16O, 13C16O, 12C18O, 13C18O.
It is based :
1) on the rotational analysis of the absorption bands of CO performed by Eidelsberg and Rostas (1990),
2) on the band absorption cross sections and photodissociation branching ratios measured by Letzelter et al. (1987)
3) on the the upper state lifetimes evaluated in Viala et al. (1988).
It was originally published as:
The corrections introduced by Eidelsberg et al. (1992) have been included in the tables below.
References :
C. Letzelter, M. Eidelsberg, F. Rostas, J. Breton and B. Thieblemont
Chemical Physics 114, 273-288 (1987)
Y.P. Viala, C. Letzelter, M. Eidelsberg, F. Rostas
A&A 193, 265-272 (1988)
M. Eidelsberg and F. Rostas
A&A 235, 472-489 (1990)
M. Eidelsberg, J.J. Benayoun, Y. Viala and F. Rostas
A&A Suppl. Series 90, 231-282 (1991)
M. Eidelsberg, J.J. Benayoun, Y. Viala, F. Rostas, P.L. Smith, K. Yoshino, G. Stark and C.A. Shettle
A&A 265, 839-842 (1992)
Data :
Table 1. Absorption lines listed by rotational number (J") of the lower level and by isotope (J" 25).
Table 2. List of the absorption bands and their molecular parameters for each of the four isotopes
Table 3. Synthetic absorption spectrum of 12C16O at T=50K
Figure 1. Synthetic absorption spectrum of 12C16O at T=50K
Contact : francois.rostas@obspm.fr
Last update : 30/09/2020
