Journal of Physical Chemistry, Vol.99, No.37, 13606-13610, 1995
A Single Rotational State Analysis of the State-Selected CH3I Beam - A New Monte-Carlo Simulation Including the 2nd-Order Stark-Effect
A focusing curve for the CH3I beam, structured by the JKM] single rotational states, was simulated by a new Monte Carlo simulation that includes the second-order Stark effect and was found to be unexpectedly important. A simple and useful relationship was confirmed between the peak positions of the focusing curve, simulated by the pure first-order Stark effect, and those of the curve simulated by the first- and second-order Stark effects. The rotational distribution of the CH3I beam was found to be a bimodal Boltzmann-type distribution expressed mainly with a rotational temperature of 2.4 K and an additional high-temperature distribution favored for the higher rotational levels.
Keywords:ORIENTED MOLECULE BEAMS;ELECTROSTATIC HEXAPOLE;REACTIVE SCATTERING;METHYL HALIDES;FOCUSED BEAMS;ORIENTATION;DEPENDENCE;REACTANT;AR(P-3);FIELD