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January 1, 1977Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data

The spectrum of molecular nitrogen

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ALA LofthusUppsala UniversityPKPaul H. KrupenieNational Institute of Standards and Technology

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Critical review compiles spectroscopic transitions across molecular nitrogen species, providing reference constants for atmospheric and astrophysical modeling.

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  • Critically compile and evaluate experimental and theoretical spectroscopic data, energy levels, and molecular constants for molecular nitrogen and its associated ions.
  • Reviewed and cataloged electronic band systems, band origins, and band heads for N2, N2−, N2+, N2 2+, and N3 across gas-phase, condensed, and induced-absorption conditions.
  • Calculated and summarized potential energy curves, radiative lifetimes, Franck-Condon factors, and molecular dissociation energies from theoretical models and observational literature.
  • Established comprehensive reference tables for band origins, band heads, and molecular constants across all documented electronic states of neutral and ionized nitrogen.
  • Determined precise dissociation energies, perturbation parameters, and transition probabilities across observed gas-phase and condensed nitrogen states.

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