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IN continuation of earlier work1 on SO2, the emission bands of SeO and the absorption bands of SeO2 have been analysed. The former consist of a long v = 0 progression and a short v = 1 progression. The origin of the system cannot be definitely located but the v = 0 progression can be expressed by the following formula v = 30433(882 v6 v2). Considerations of intensity distribution lead us to 33167 cm.1 as v0 and = 910 cm.โ1, and the energy of dissociation of unexcited SeO will therefore be 4ยท17 volts. The vibrational frequency of the excited state co is 513 cm.โ1
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R. K. Asundi and R. Samuel, Proc. Ind. Ac. Soc. (Bangalore), 2, 30 ; 1935.
G. Herzberg and E. Teller, Z. Phys. Chem., B, 21, 410 ; 1933.
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ASUNDI, R., JAN-KHAN, M. & SAMUEL, R. Spectra of SeO and SeO2. Nature 136, 642โ643 (1935). https://doi.org/10.1038/136642c0
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