Papers authored by Darr JP

Collect these papers and discover other ones on Labmeeting. Learn more.
Spectroscopic Identification of Higher-Order Rare Gas-Dihalogen Complexes with Different Geometries: He(2,3)...Br(2) and He(2,3)...ICl.
+ cite this
+ View Abstract
Boucher DS, Darr JP, Strasfeld DB, and Loomis RA
The journal of physical chemistry. A 112(51):13393-401, 2008 Dec 25 - Who cited this? | PubMed ID: 19053811 | Fulltext
Recommend
A combined experimental/theoretical investigation of the near-infrared photodissociation of IBr(-)(CO(2))(n).
+ cite this
+ View Abstract
Thompson MA, Martin JP, Darr JP, Lineberger WC, and Parson R
The Journal of chemical physics 129(22):224304, 2008 Dec 14 - Who cited this? | PubMed ID: 19071913 | Fulltext
Recommend
Experimental interrogation of the multidimensional He+ICl(E,v(dagger)) and He+ICl(beta,v(dagger)) intermolecular potential energy surfaces.
+ cite this
+ View Abstract
Darr JP and Loomis RA
The Journal of chemical physics 129(14):144306, 2008 Oct 14 - Who cited this? | PubMed ID: 19045146 | Fulltext
Recommend
Probing the dependence of long-range, four-atom interactions on intermolecular orientation: 2. Molecular deuterium and iodine monochloride.
+ cite this
+ View Abstract
Darr JP and Loomis RA
The journal of physical chemistry. A 112(39):9494-502, 2008 Oct 2 - Who cited this? | PubMed ID: 18707060 | Fulltext
Recommend
Probing the dependence of long-range, four-atom interactions on intermolecular orientation. 1. Molecular hydrogen and iodine monochloride.
+ cite this
+ View Abstract
Darr JP, Crowther AC, Loomis RA, Ray SE, and McCoy AB
The journal of physical chemistry. A 111(51):13387-96, 2007 Dec 27 - Who cited this? | PubMed ID: 18052140 | Fulltext
Recommend
Experimental and theoretical investigations of the He...I2 rovibronic spectra in the I2 B-X, 20-0 region.
+ cite this
+ View Abstract
Ray SE, McCoy AB, Glennon JJ, Darr JP, Fesser EJ, Lancaster JR, and Loomis RA
The Journal of chemical physics 125(16):164314, 2006 Oct 28 - Who cited this? | PubMed ID: 17092080 | Fulltext
Recommend
Vibrational relaxation dynamics of I35Cl(B, v') induced by low-temperature collisions with He atoms.
+ cite this
+ View Abstract
Darr JP and Loomis RA
Physical chemistry chemical physics : PCCP 7(18):3323-30, 2005 Sep 21 - Who cited this? | PubMed ID: 16240047 | Fulltext
Recommend
Observation of bound-free transitions of the linear Ar...I2(X,v"=0) complex in and above the I2 B-X spectral region.
+ cite this
+ View Abstract
Darr JP, Glennon JJ, and Loomis RA
The Journal of chemical physics 122(13):131101, 2005 Apr 1 - Who cited this? | PubMed ID: 15847447 | Fulltext
Recommend
The dissociation dynamics of He...I 35Cl(B,v'=2,3) complexes with varying amounts of internal energy.
+ cite this
+ View Abstract
Darr JP, Loomis RA, and McCoy AB
The Journal of chemical physics 122(4):44318, 2005 Jan 22 - Who cited this? | PubMed ID: 15740259 | Fulltext
Recommend
Combined experimental/theoretical investigation of the He+ICl interactions. I. Rovibronic spectrum of He...ICl complexes in the ICl B-X, 3-0 region.
+ cite this
+ View Abstract
McCoy AB, Darr JP, Boucher DS, Winter PR, Bradke MD, and Loomis RA
The Journal of chemical physics 120(6):2677-85, 2004 Feb 8 - Who cited this? | PubMed ID: 15268411 | Fulltext
Recommend
Experimental observation of competing pathways in the relaxation of ICl* in a He supersonic expansion.
+ cite this
+ View Abstract
Darr JP and Loomis RA
Faraday discussions 127:213-26, 2004 - Who cited this? | PubMed ID: 15471348 | Fulltext
Recommend



Search Google Scholar for Darr JP

Join Labmeeting

  • Organize and search your PDF collection
  • Collect papers
  • Search millions of papers
  • Keep up to date with paper alerts
  • Read your papers from anywhere
  • Recommend papers to colleagues
  • Manage your lab
Sign Up

Join Labmeeting

Labmeeting is a web service for researchers. Sign up with your academic email address.

Individuals or corporations not affiliated with an academic institution can request a trial subscription.


Got a question?
The Labmeeting Network
has the answer.
Ask scientists at top universities like Harvard, Stanford, and MIT for their expert opinion!