CO(d 3Δi→X 1Σ+) fluorescence has been observed from photodissociation of CO2. A NIV line emission source at 923.2 Å provided the primary photons. The absolute cross section for production of the CO(d→X) fluorescence was found to be 0.49±0.25 Mb. Relative band intensities for the dv=3→X bands have been obtained which indicate that the electronic transition moment has a parabolic dependence on the r centroid. Branching ratios for d→X to d→a are estimated to be 0.076 for transitions from dv=3 and 0.021 from dv=2. No dv=1→X fluorescence was observed.
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