Fundamental Excitations of the Shared Proton in the H3O2 - and H5O2 + Complexes

We exploit recent advances in argon predissociation spectroscopy to record the spectroscopic signature of the shared proton oscillations in the H3O2 - system and compare the resulting spectrum with that of the H5O2 + ion taken under similar conditions. Very intense 1 ← 0 transitions are observed bel...

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Hauptverfasser: Diken, Eric G., Headrick, Jeffrey M., Roscioli, Joseph R., Bopp, Joseph C., Johnson, Mark A., McCoy, Anne B.
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