Multiphoton ionization of nitric oxide in the presence of foreign gases
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14. TheC−X transition is strictly aΠ 2−Π 2 transition and should be treated as such. However, as the spin orbit coupling constant in theC state is very small (∼3 cm−1) it can be treated as a2 Σ state for many purposes. We have calculated the line frequencies for both cases, and within the 0.1 Å resolution of our dye laser the results are identical
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