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MICROWAVE FREQUENCY TRANSITIONS REQUIRING LASER ABLATED URA MICROWAVE FREQUENCY TRANSITIONS REQUIRING LASER ABLATED URA

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B E Long and S A Cooke Funded by the Department of Energy Background 1981 BalleFlygare Cavity FTMW facilitated the rotational spectroscopic study of transient species 1989 Suenram ID: 185265

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MICROWAVE FREQUENCY TRANSITIONS REQUIRING LASER ABLATED URANIUM METAL DISCOVERED USING CHIRP-PULSE FOURIER TRANSFORM MICROWAVE SPECTROSCOPYB. E. Long and S. A. Cooke

Funded by the Department of EnergySlide2

Background1981: Balle-Flygare Cavity FTMW facilitated the rotational spectroscopic study of transient species1989:

Suenram, Lovas, Matsumura incorporate a laser ablation source

2005: Pate and co-workers implement a chirp pulse FTMW spectrometer

Great resolution and sensitivity

“Non-specific production source” *

“The search is over” **

* This meeting: Crabtree, McCarthy RE03, see also and

Zaleski

, Stephens, Walker,

Legon

FD09

** Talk FC03, 60

th

ISMS, 2005Slide3

UraniumToxicDust is pyrophoric

Radioactive (a-decay, t

1/2 = 4.46 x 109 years)

Lots of bureaucracy

Factor that has been most

deleterious to my healthSlide4

G. S. Grubbs II, R. A.

Powoski

, D.

Jojola

and S. A. Cooke.

J. Phys. Chem. A

114

(2010) 8009

.

Experiment covers 7 GHz to 18 GHz. Picture credit: C. T. Dewberry.Slide5

Laser onLaser off

OCS

Scale is in MHzSlide6

12050 line. 10 shots.

None of the observed lines exhibit structure.Slide7

U-requiring transitionsFrequency / MHzS/N in O2

S/N in Ar7999.8894

55/115/18798.7844

11/1Not Present9681.3895

3/1Not Present11181.0201

21/1

3/1

11926.976

74/1

21/1

11948.8033

3/1

Not Present

12050.3949

15/1

6/1

12173.5944

11/1

3/1

Assignments not available at present.

Double resonance experiments inconclusive to date.Autofit software finds multiple 3, and 4 line fits.Slide8

UO

3

is T-shapedSlide9

Line Freq / MHz QN’s Obs-Calc 2 11181.019 4 2 2 4 1 3 .148243 6 12440.697 4 2 3 3 3 0 .000000 7 15723.489 5 2 3 5 1 4 -.039173 8 18301.569 8 4 4 8 3 5 -.056911 Expt’lA = 7764.89 MHzB = 5013.92 MHzC = 3054.41 MHzUO3 Calc’d

A = 7767.7 MHzB = 5043.6 MHzC = 3058.0 MHzLine Assigner Fit’s

Look’s great

but

lines are predicted that we don’t see.Slide10

Department of Energy – “Experimentally characterizing the electronic structures of f-electron systems using advanced high resolution Fourier transform microwave spectroscopies”

Stew Novick, Dan Obenchain

, Pete Pringle and all members of the Southern New England Microwave Spectroscopy Consortium.

Oxygen-17/18 experiments will be attempted in the near futureStark experiments

E-band measurements

Acknowledgements

To do:Slide11

http://specfitter.droppages.com/