Abstract

Abstract We report ultraviolet and far-vacuum ultraviolet (FUV) absorption spectra of solid molecular oxygen recorded over the wavelength region 110–365 nm for temperatures between 9 and 30 K, in which the light source was dispersed from a synchrotron. The UV/FUV spectra of solids O2 deposited at various temperatures appeared distinctly different profiles due to variation of compositions of α-O2, β-O2, and the imperfect crystal structure at the specific temperature; in addition, the icy sample exhibited its own scattering curve deposited at specific temperature. Resolved from the thermal ramping technique, the absorption spectra of solids α-O2 and β-O2 were established in the wavelength region 110–250 nm at 9 and 30 K, respectively, for the first time.

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