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Electronic Spectroscopy of 1-Methylpyrene cation and related species. D. Kokkin, C. Marshall, A. Bonnamy, And C. Joblin and A. Simon

Electronic Spectroscopy of 1-Methylpyrene cation and related species. D. Kokkin, C. Marshall, A. Bonnamy, And C. Joblin and A. Simon

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Page 1: Electronic Spectroscopy of 1-Methylpyrene cation and related species. D. Kokkin, C. Marshall, A. Bonnamy, And C. Joblin and A. Simon

Electronic Spectroscopy of1-Methylpyrene cation

and related species.

D. Kokkin, C. Marshall, A. Bonnamy, And C. Joblin

and

A. Simon

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The Unidentified Infra Red (UIR) bands

Infrared emission features that match the vibrational modes of the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs)

Must survive UV radiation field conditions

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The Diffuse Interstellar Bands

Series of absorption bands between 400 nm and about 1400 nm

Observed in both galactic and extra-galactic sources

Primarily in diffuse sources but weakly observed in dense clouds

http://bjm.scs.uiuc.edu/research/opb2.php

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Properties of the DIBs

UV flux seems important:Too little or too much UV

removes the DIB absorbersIRC+10216 vs IRAS06530-0213

Chemical composition of local environment important

Some DIBs show structure:Isotopic?Rotational?

Sarre, MNRAS 277, 1995

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Why 1-Methylpyrene cation?

Léger, A., D’Hendecourt, L., & Défourneau, D. (1995), A&A, 293, L53

1- Methylene pyrene or related photo product possible carrier for indicated DIBs from matrix spectra.

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The Experiment – FTICR-MSThe PIRENEA-Setup

Cold ICR cell

Technique validated in the work of Useli Bacchitta et al in obtaining the optical spectra of isolated PAH cations by resonant multi-photon dissociation

Useli Bacchitta et al. 2010 chem Phys, 371,16

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The PIRENEA set-up for astrochemistry

UV-Visible irradiation

Superconductor magnet (5T)

ICR cell

Turbo-molecular pump

OPO laser210 nm – 2 µm

Solid pellet

Ablation laser (266 nm)

Externalcold shield

Internal cold shield

zr

P ~ 10-11 mbarT=35 K

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Absorption of UV photon - Relaxation mechanims

D0

D1

Dn

hinterstellar

Energy

Q1?

PAH+

IC ICIVRIVR

Dissociation ?H, C2H2

(H2)

IR Emission AIBs

IV. NRT, PAH et MIS

~10-12 s

10-2 - 1 s

From short timescales (~ps) to very long timescales (~s)

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Ion trap + MPD techniqueAdvantage:

production in situ of isolated cations in various hydrogenation state provide good band position for the gas-phase ion oscillator strength derived by modelling

Disadvantage:

no access to the profile of the cold ion

vibronic structure due to :- the multiphotonic absorption process- the preparation of the ions (ejection process in particular)

GASPARIM ANR project:

improve the cooling of the ions (collaboration with S. Schlemmer- Univ. Cologne)

implement a two colour laser scheme (collaboration with T. Pino & Ph. Bréchignac at ISMO-Univ. Paris Sud)

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The Results – 1-Methylpyrene cation

189 ?

215 ?

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The Results – 1-Methylpyrene cation

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Theory

• Gaussian 09– B3LYP functionals for geometry optimization and

frequency calculations.– BLYP functionals for vertical excited state calculations.

– 6-31G(d,p) basis set was chosen after comparing computational cost and accuracy on pyrene cation.

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Breakdown Pathway

-H

http://www.chem.uic.edu

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Spectroscopy of 1-Methylpyrene cation

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Spectroscopy of 1-Methylpyrene cation

420 430 440 450 460 470 480 4900

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Improved cooling

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Spectroscopy of 1-Methylpyrene cation

Tan, X., Salama, F. (2006), Chem. Phys. Letters., 422, 518-521

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Spectroscopy of 1-Methylpyrene cation

TransitionEnergy of transition

Wavelength (nm) (TD-DFT) (Experiment)

Oscillator strength

D4 ← D0

2.4902 eV 20084.8 (497.89) -

0.0185

D5 ← D0

2.8807 eV 23234.2 (430.40)

22520(444)(441 CRD)

0.2339

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The Results – CH2 - C16H9+ cation

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2 possible structures. The seven member ring system has a calculated S1 state at 455.11 f=0.1149

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Breakdown Pathway

-H

http://www.chem.uic.edu

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The Results – CH2 - C16H9+ cation

410 430 450 470 490 510 5300

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Wavelength (nm)

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S2

2 possible structures. The seven member ring system has a calculated S1 state at 455.11 f=0.1149

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The Results – CH2 - C16H9+ cation

TransitionEnergy of transition

Wavelength (nm) (TD-DFT) (Experiment)

Oscillator strength

S1 ← S0 2.2230 eV17929.9 (577.73)

- f=0.0608

S2 ← S0 2.5120 eV20260.6 (493.57)

19685 (508 nm)

f=0.1241

S3 ← S0 2.9193 eV23545.5 (424.71)

?? f =0.1520

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m/z=189

• Calculated electronic properties. Singlet ground state.

• 5 member ring IR spectrum to confirm. Ring mode at calculated 1713cm-1(~1670cm-1), which is not present in system with just 6 member rings.

548nm 0.0125

406nm 0.1152

317nm 0.0818

255nm 0.31

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The Future

• 2 laser experiment. Preliminary experiments underway. OPO to probe the spectroscopy with the second laser to break.

• 2 laser ablation scheme for better control of the ablation – ionization process

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Wavelength (nm)

Pare

nt S

igna

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~30% Dissociation

OPO

+

355nm

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The Future

215.1

214.1

213.1

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187.1

189.1

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134.0

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110.0

109.0

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85.0

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62.0

61.0

39.0

C3H3+

C5H3+

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Acknowledgements• Loic Nogues

• $$$$$: French Nationale de la Recherche (ANR), under grant “Gas-phase PAH research for the interstellar medium.” (GASPARIM)

• CNRS / Programme National Physique et Chimie du Milieu Interstellaire

• University Paul Sabatier and Observatory Midi-Pyrénées (AST Molecules and Grains: from laboratory to the universe)

• Super-Computing Center of Midi-Pyrenees (http://www.calmip.cict.fr)