Mayor E, Velasco AM, Martín I. Rotational line-integrated photoabsorption cross sections corresponding to the delta(0,0) band of NO: a molecular quantum-defect orbital procedure.
J Chem Phys 2005;
123:114305. [PMID:
16392557 DOI:
10.1063/1.2018799]
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Abstract
The rotational line-integrated photoabsorption cross sections corresponding to the delta(0,0) band of the nitric oxide (NO) molecule at 295 K, calculated with the molecular quantum-defect orbital methodology, are in rather good accord with the experimental measurements available in the literature. The achieved results are of straightforward use in atmospheric chemistry, such as in the assessment of the NO photodissociation rate constant, which is of great relevance for atmospheric modeling.
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