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Modelling the Dissociation Dynamics and Threshold Photoelectron Spectra of Small Halogenated Molecules

Part of the Springer Theses Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-02976-4

ISBN: 978-3-319-02975-7

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Nov 10, 2013

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Chapter 1Introduction and Background Information

Harvey, Jonelle

Pages: 1 –29

[This thesis is divided into seven chapters, the introduction, experimental, theory, three results chapters, conclusion and further work. The results of this thesis are presented in three parts: (i) Chap. 4, the study of fast dissociative photoionization reactions of selected halogenated methane...
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Chapter 2Experimental

Harvey, Jonelle

Pages: 31 –40

[This chapter concerns the experimental facet of the work undertaken during this PhD. It begins by describing the light source used to ionize the molecules, followed by how that light is manipulated and a description of the endstation with which the experiments are performed. It concludes by...
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Chapter 3Theory

Harvey, Jonelle

Pages: 41 –56

[This chapter is about the computational approaches used in the analysis of the experimental data. Computational methods have been used within the work presented in this thesis in combination with the experimental results, to help untangle the dissociation dynamics, determine thermochemical...
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Chapter 4Fast Dissociations of Halogenated Methanes: A Thermochemical Network

Harvey, Jonelle

Pages: 57 –80

[The work presented in this chapter has been published as a journal article entitled ‘A Halomethane Thermochemical Network from iPEPICO Experiments and Quantum Chemical Calculations’ in 2012 by J. Harvey, R. P. Tuckett and A. Bodi, in the Journal of Physical Chemistry A, volume 116, issue 39,...
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Chapter 5Photodissociation Dynamics of Four Fluorinated Ethenes: Fast, Slow, Statistical and Non-statistical Reactions

Harvey, Jonelle

Pages: 81 –109

[The results presented in this chapter have been previously published as a journal article entitled ‘Dissociation dynamics of fluorinated ethene cations: from time bombs on a molecular level to double-regime dissociators’ by J. Harvey, A. Bodi, R. P. Tuckett and B. Sztáray, in 2012 in the Royal...
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Chapter 6Threshold Photoelectron Spectra of Four Fluorinated Ethenes from the Ground Electronic State to Higher Electronic States

Harvey, Jonelle

Pages: 111 –142

[The work presented in this chapter has been accepted for publication as a journal article entitled ‘Vibrational and electronic excitations in fluorinated ethene cations from the ground up’ in 2013 by J. Harvey, P. Hemberger, A. Bodi and R. P. Tuckett, in the Journal of Chemical Physics. 2013,...
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Chapter 7Conclusions and Further Work

Harvey, Jonelle

Pages: 143 –150

[The different aspects of the imaging photoelectron photoion coincidence apparatus have been utilized to investigate the fast and slow dissociation dynamics of small halogenated cations, and to explore their potential energy surfaces in the ground and excited electronic states.]

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