Energized vinyl radical formation was found in the primary process of the 1634 Å photolysis of ethylene in the pressure region up to about 1 atm. The energized vinyl radical either decomposes unimolecularly to give acetylene and a hydrogen atom, or is deactivated to a stable vinyl radical at collision.
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