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Fig. 1. Energy level diagram of lowest 60 hyperfine levels of 12C1H.The zero reference energy is defined for the lowest CH rotational level(2Π1/2, j = 1/2)
Fig. 2. Temperature dependence of state-to-state hyperfine rate coeand finalffi-cients for spin-orbit conserving collisions of CH(X 2Π1/2) and He
Fig. 8. Comparison between state-to-state rotational-excitation hyper-fine rate coefficients for spin-orbit conserving (left panel) and changing(right panel) collisions of OH (2Π3/2, v = 0, j = 1.5e, F = 2) and He.The e → e transitions are shown in the upper

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