Observed Lifetime in Chemistry Formulas

Observed Lifetime is the total lifetime for collision-induced predissociation and quenching rates for iodine via two-body collision kinetics. And is denoted by τ_obs. Observed Lifetime is usually measured using the Femtosecond for Time. Note that the value of Observed Lifetime is always positive.

Formulas to find Observed Lifetime in Chemistry

fxObserved Lifetime Given Reduced MassGo

fxObserved Lifetime Given Quenching TimeGo

List of variables in Chemistry formulas

fx Reduced Mass of Fragments Go

fx Temperature for Quenching Go

fx Pressure for Quenching Go

fx Cross Section Area for Quenching Go

fx Self Quenching Time Go

fx Quenching Time Go

fx Radiative Lifetime Go

FAQ

What is the Observed Lifetime?

Observed Lifetime is the total lifetime for collision-induced predissociation and quenching rates for iodine via two-body collision kinetics. Observed Lifetime is usually measured using the Femtosecond for Time. Note that the value of Observed Lifetime is always positive.

Can the Observed Lifetime be negative?

No, the Observed Lifetime, measured in Time cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Observed Lifetime?

Observed Lifetime is usually measured using the Femtosecond[fs] for Time. Second[fs], Millisecond[fs], Microsecond[fs] are the few other units in which Observed Lifetime can be measured.

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