Abstract
Abstract Resonance photoelectron spectra of methyl iodide have been taken by exciting individual autoionizing Rydberg states, and measuring the ejected electron energies by a time of flight technique. A number of spectra were obtained from autoionization states which are members of two series, converging respectively to the 2E 1 2 (ν = 0) and 2E 1 2 (ν2 =1) states of the ion. In addition to observing vibrational bands not previously reported, we found that the peak intensities are consistent with Bardsley's formulation of the configuration interaction theory of autoionization.
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