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. 1992 Jan-Feb;97(1):213–216. doi: 10.6028/jres.097.003

Energy Levels of Neutral Platinum

Jean Blaise 1, Jean Vergès 1, Jean-François Wyart 1, Rolf Engleman Jr 2
PMCID: PMC4914218  PMID: 28053428

Abstract

All known energy levels of neutral platinum (Pt I) are presented, including 119 new levels based on analysis of recent comprehensive observations of the spectrum. These results are taken from a detailed analysis of the spectrum to be published in Journal de Physique II.

Keywords: atomic spectroscopy, electronic configurations, energy levels, platinum

1. Introduction

An extensive analysis of the energy levels of neutral platinum (Pt I) based on new spectra recorded at the National Institute of Standards and Technology [1], at Kitt Peak National Observatory [2], and at Laboratoire Aimé Cotton has recently been prepared for publication elsewhere [3]. For completeness of the present special issue of the Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology we list in Tables 1 and 2 the values of the Pt I energy levels. Full details of the analysis are given in Ref. [3].

Table 1.

Even energy levels of Ft I. The leading components of the eigenfunctions are derived from theoretical studies of the configuration groups (5d + 6s)10, 5d96d, 5d97s, 5d97d, and 5d98s. Where other configurations are indicated, the designations are empirical

Energy (cm−1) J Leading component Energy (cm−1) J Leading component
0. 3 5d96s 3D 63922.22 3
775.892 2 5d96s 1D 64128.722 5,4
823.678 4 5d86s2 3F 64141.155 6 5d86s6d (3F4,3D)
6140.180 0 5d10 1S 64182.29 2
6567.461 2 5d96s 3D 64222.379 7 5d86s6d (3F4,3D3)
10116.729 3 5d86s2I3F 64267.43 5 5d86s6d (3F4,3D)
10131.887 1 5d96s3D 64312.78 4 5d86s6d (3F4,3D)
13496.271 2 5d96s 1D 64330.53 6 5d86s6d (3F4)
15501.845 2 5d86s2 3F 64379.155 5 5d 86s6d (3F4)
16983.492 0 5d86s2 3P 64505.839 3 5d86s7s (3F3,3S1)
18566.558 1 5d86s2 3P 64668.46 4 5d86s6d (3F4,3D)
21967.111 4 5d86s2 1G 65132.91 2 5d97d 3P
26638.591 2 5d86s2 1D 65308.53 4 5d97d 3G
52379.375 3 5d97s 3D 65339.93 5 5d97d 3G
52667.213 2 5d97s 1D 65346.52 3 5d97d 3F
55640.623 5 5d86s7s (3F4,3S1) 65361.63 1 5d97d 1P
56784.325 4 5d86s7s (3F4,3S1) 65381.38 4 5d97d 3F
59591.82  1 5d96d 3S 65387.03 3 5d97d 3D
59731.571 2 5d96d 3P 65395.72 2 5d97d 1D
59751.177 4 5d96d 3G 66967.965 5 5d86s8s (3F4,3S1)
59764.266 3 5d96d 3D 67342.66 4 5d86s8s (3F4,3S1)
59782.853 1 5d96d 1P 68006.95 3 5d96d 3G
59812.72  5 5d96d 3G 68072.245 3 5d96d 3F
59872.140 3 5d 96d 1F 68094.74 2 5d96d 3F
59882.421 4 5d96d 3F 68121.56 4 5d96d 3G
59908.170 2 5d96d 1D 68169.42 2 5d96d 1D
60357.804 1 5d97s 3D 68275.31 2
60573.69  0 5d96d 1S 68703.45 4
60640.669 2 5d97s 3D 68716.32 6 5d 86s6d (3F4,1D2)
60790.393 3 5d86s7s (3F4,3S1) 68759.01 4
60884.001 4 5d86s7s (3F4,1S0) 68831.115 5
62567.995 3 5d98s 3D 68912.21 4
62705.33  2 5d98s 1D 68947.47 3

Table 2.

Odd energy levels of Pt I. The leading components of the eigenfunctions are derived from theoretical studies of the mixed group of configurations 5d96p +5d86s6p +5d76s26p + 5d97p. Where other configurations are indicated, the designations are empirical

Energy (cm−1) J Leading component Energy (cm−1) J Leading component
30156.854 4 5d86s6p (4F)5D 54839.206 3 5d86s6p (4P)3D
32620.018 2 5d96p 3P 55009.37 4 5d86s6p (2G)3H
33680.402 5 5d86s6p (4F)5F 55216.828 1 5d96p 3D
34122.165 3 5d96p 3F 55536.276 3 5d86s6p (2P)3D
35321.653 3 5d86s6p (4F)5D 55984.51 5 5d86s6p (2G)3H
36296.310 4 5d86s6p (4F)5G 56288.65 4 5d86s6p (2G)3F
36781.551 6 5d86s6p (4F)5G 56670.20 2 5d86s6p (4P)3P
36844.710 1 5d96p 3P 56794.43 5 5d76s26p 4F*3G
37342.101 2 5d96p 3P 57041.73 1 5d86s6p (4P)3P
37590.569 4 5d96p3F 57506.187 3 5d86s6p (2G)3F
37769.073 3 5d96p 3D 57987.392 2 5d97p 3P
38536.160 5 5d86s6p (4F)5F 58101.17 3 5d97p 3F
38815.908 2 5d86s6p (2D)3F 58326.75 2 5d86s6p (2P)3D
40194.228 4 5d86s6p (4F)5F 58388.47 4 5d76s26p 4F*5G
40516.243 2 5d86s6p (4F)5D 58482.14 3 5d9p 1F
40787.857 2 5d86s6p (4P)5P 58780.80 1 5d97p 1P
40873.529 0 5d86s6p (2D)3P 59127.72 2 5d86s6p (2D)3F
40970.165 3 5d86s6p (4F)5G 59346.33 4 5d97p 3F
41802.744 1 5d86s6p (2D)3D 59462.28 2 5d97p 1D
42660.058 3 5d86s6p (4F)5D 59492.41 4 5d97p 3F
43187.836 1 5d86s6p (4F)5D 59686.20 3 5d76s26p 4F* 5G
43945.543 3 5d86s6p (4P)5P 5979Z23 1 5d86s6p (4P)3S
44432.663 4 5d86s6p (4F)5G 59916.97 2 5d97p 1D
44444.364 2 5d86s6p (4F)5F 59920.03 3 5d97p 3D
44730.313 3 5d86s6p (2F)3D 60328.02 3 5d86s6p (4F)3F
45398.478 1 5d86s6p (4P)5P 60423.93 4 5d86s6p (2G)3G
46170.386 2 5d96p 3F 60441.30 1 5d97p 1P
46419.962 2 5d86s6p (4P)5D 61097.48 2 5d86s6p (2G)3F
46433.912 0 5d86s6p (4P)5D 61352.25 3 5d86s6p (2G)3F
46622.489 3 5d86s6p (2F)3D 61633.79 5 5d86s6p (2G)3G
46792.965 5 5d86s6p (4F)3G 61645.33 2 5d86s6p (2G)3F
46963.670 4 5d86s6p (4P)5D 6194222 4 5d8(3F4)6s7p(3P0)
47740.565 1 5d96p 1P 6206229 2 5d76s26p 4F*5G
48351.94 4 5d86s6p (4F)3F 62106.38 3 5d86s6p (4P)3D
48535.596 2 5d86s6p (4F)5G 62321.92 3 5d86s6p (2D)3F
48779.337 3 5d86s6p (4F)3D 62510.36 4 5d8(3F4)6S7p(3P1)
49286.116 3 5d86s6p (4P)5P 62659.30 2 5d86s6p (4P)3D
49544.565 1 5d96p 3D 62835.58 5 5d8(3F4)6s7p(3P1)
49880.883 2 5d96p 3D 63067.47 1 5d86s6p (2D)3D
50010.155 4 5d86s6p (2F)3F 63167.33 3 5d8(3F4)6s7p(3P1)
50055.313 1 5d86s6p (4F)5F 6335291 6 5d8(3F4)6s7p(3P2)
50299.385 5 5d76s26p 4F*3G 63466.29 1 5d86s6p (2P)3P
50387.66 0 5d96p 3P 63826.31 2 5d76s26p 4F*5G
51097.529 3 5d86s6p (4P)5D 63945.05 5 5d8(3F4)6s7p(3P2)
51286.946 2 5d86s6p (2F)1D 64248.95 2 5d86s6p (2D)3D
51545.544 3 5d86s6p (4F)3D 64319.385 4 5d8(3F4)6s7p(3P2)
51753.317 2 5d86s6p (2F)3F 64515.68 2 5d76s26p 4F*5G
52071.684 1 5d86s6p (4P)5D 64619.64 1 5d86s6p (4P)3D
52438.59 5 5d86s6p (2F)3G 64675.92 3 5d76s26p 4P*5D
52520.13 4 5d86s6p (2F)3F 64904.25 3 5d8(3F4)6s7p(3P2)
52708.365 2 5d86s6p (4P)5D 65306.80 1 5d95f
53019.303 1 5d86s6p (2F)3D 65315.89 2 5d95f
53665.25 1 5d86s6p (2P)3D 65318.95 6 5d95f
53953.379 2 5d86s6p (2P)3P 65325.49 2 5d95f
54011.150 3 5d86s6p (4P)5P 65331.20 3 5d95f
54133.26 2 5d86s6p (4P)5S 6533243 1 5d95f
54178.47 4 5d86s6p (4P)5D 65333.25 4 5d95f
65336.49 3 5d95f 67303.64 3,4 5d86s7p
65339.66 4 5d95f 67413.65 5,4 5d86s7p
65341.92 5 5d95f 68266.90 5 5d86s7p
65510.22 3 68343.55 3,4 5d86s7p
65697.70 2,1 68606.62 2
65850.11 1 68657.42 3
65852.56 4 70087.93 7 5d8(3F4)6s5f
66198.85 2 70088.64 5,6 5d8(3F4)6s5f
6643156 1 70095.52 6 5d8(3F4)6s5f
66927.43 2 5d97p(2D3/2,2P1/2) 70099.57 5 5d8(3F4)6s5f
67121.58 3 5d97p(2D3/2,2P3/2)

Biography

About the authors: J. Blaise, J. Vergès, and J.-F. Wyart are “Directeur de recherché” at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (Paris). J. Blaise is an Emeritus Fellow of the Optical Society of America and received the W. F. Meggers Award in 1975. J.-F. Wyart was a guest scientist at the NBS in 1980. R. J. Engleman, Jr. is Adjunct Professor of Chemistry at the University of New Mexico.

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