High-temperature photoelectron spectroscopy of thallium(I) salts

Author

David Robert Loder

Date of Award

3-1986

Degree Type

Dissertation

Degree Name

Doctor of Philosophy

Major

Chemistry

Major Professor

George K. Schweitzer

Abstract

High-temperature He(I) photoelectron spectra of the vapors over heated samples of T1C1, T1Br, T1I, T1BO₂, T1ReO₄, T1NO₃, and T1₂SO₄ have been obtained. The spectra obtained in this work are similar to published spectra.

Relativistic overlapping spheres multiple scattering Xa calculations have been performed for T1F, T1C1, T1Br, T1I, T1₂O, T1₂S, and T1NO₃. Agreement with experiment, where available, is satisfactory. However, the results of the calculations suggest that previous assignments of the T1 6s level as the most labile level have been erroneous and over-simplified. The results of the calculations suggest that the T1 6s level contributes to two molecular levels, one being the most labile level, the other being below the anion p levels, but with the greater contribution going to the latter.

Recommended Citation

Loder, David Robert, "High-temperature photoelectron spectroscopy of thallium(I) salts. " PhD diss., University of Tennessee, 1986.
https://trace.tennessee.edu/utk_graddiss/12290