Rotational motion under pressure in the solid molecular hydrogen isotopes
Rotational states as functions of pressure for H$sub 2$, D$sub 2$, T$sub 2$, HD, and HT molecules are calculated in the corresponding molecular solids. Sudden transitions from spherically symmetric rotational states occur in para- H$sub 2$, para-T$sub 2$, ortho-D$sub 2$, and in HD and HT as the pres...
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| description | Rotational states as functions of pressure for H$sub 2$, D$sub 2$, T$sub 2$, HD, and HT molecules are calculated in the corresponding molecular solids. Sudden transitions from spherically symmetric rotational states occur in para- H$sub 2$, para-T$sub 2$, ortho-D$sub 2$, and in HD and HT as the pressure increases. Only the predicted T$sub 2$ transition pressure of about 24 kbar lies within current experimentally accessible ranges. All other transitions occur in the region 150-300 kbar. (auth) |
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