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Table 2

Lowest dissociation limits of MgH.

Dissociation energy limit (cm−1)

Dissociation of atomic levels Molecular states I II III IV V VI VII VIII NIST
Mg(3s2 1Sg)+H(1s 2Sg) x2+ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Mg(3s3p 3Pu)+H(1s 2Sg) B′2+, A2Π, 14+, 14Π 21 889 20 928 20 929 21 621 20 913 20 992 21 679 20 972 21 890
Mg(3s3p 1Pu)+H(1s 2Sg) E2+, c2Π 35097 34452 34833 34451 35216 34814 35051
Mg(3s4s 3Sg)+H(1s 2Sg) 42+, 24+ 40 432 40 540 40 430 40 888 43 677 41 197
Mg(3s4s 1Sg)+H(1s2Sg) 52+ 42 854 43 163 42 766 43 446 48 003 43 503
Mg(3s3d 1Dg)+H(1s 2Sg) 62+, 32Π, 12δ 46 139 46 450 46 626 46 101 51 810 46 403

Notes. I: CV-MRCI calculations. II: NCV-MRCI calculations. III: Saxon et al. (1978); IV: Mestdagh et al. (2009); V: Guitou et al. (2010); VI: Mostafanejad & Shayesteh (2012); VII: Chattopadhyaya (2016); VIII: El-Kork et al. (2018). NIST: weighted J-averaged values; Kramida et al. (2022).

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