Energy diagrams and orientation distributions of the NO molecule.

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Energy diagrams and orientation distributions of the NO molecule. Energy diagrams and orientation distributions of the NO molecule. IR overtone pumping populates one of the Λ-doublet components (− and + parity) in the J = Ω = 0.5 level of v = 3. When the molecules enter the electric field, these components evolve adiabatically into orientated states. The polar plots show the probability distribution of these states (the applied electric field mixes the Λ-states by more than 90%) as a function of the angle θ between the NO molecule’s electric dipole moment vector pointing from the negative N atom toward the positive O atom and the electric field lines (pointing from the positive surface to the negative electrode). Note that the O atom is red colored and the N atom is blue colored. Bartels N et al. PNAS 2013;110:17738-17743 ©2013 by National Academy of Sciences