https://www.selleckchem.com/ Valence-bound anions with a dipolar core can support dipole-bound states (DBSs) below the electron detachment threshold. The highly diffuse DBS observed is usually of σ symmetry with an s-like orbital. Recently, a π-type DBS was observed experimentally in the 9-anthrolate anion (9AT-) and it was shown to be stabilized due to the large anisotropic polarizability of the 9AT core. To confirm the general existence of π-DBS and its structural dependence, here we report an investigation of the 9-phenanthrolate anion (9PT-), which has a different structure and lower symmetry than 9AT-. Photodetachment spectroscopy revealed a DBS 257 cm-1 below the detachment threshold of 9PT- at 19 627 cm-1 (2.4334 eV). Resonant two-photon photoelectron imaging indeed showed a π symmetry for the DBS. Similar to that observed in 9AT-, the π-DBS in 9PT- is also stabilized by the anisotropic polarizability of the 9PT core and accessed via nonadiabatic population transfer from the initially populated σ-DBS. Photodetachment spectroscopy unveiled nine above-threshold vibrational resonances of the DBS, resulting in nine highly non-Franck-Condon resonant photoelectron spectra by tuning the detachment laser to the vibrational resonances. The combination of photodetachment spectroscopy and resonant photoelectron spectroscopy allowed frequencies for nine vibrational modes of the 9-phenathroxy radical to be measured, including the six lowest frequency bending modes.Various spatiotemporal patterns were created on the surface or in the body of cation-exchange resin beads which were loaded with the catalyst of the Belousov-Zhabotinsky (BZ) reaction. Either global oscillations (GO) or traveling waves (TW) and the switching between them were observed in the previous papers, but it was not clear how chemicals contribute to the reaction inside/around the BZ bead. In this paper, we scanned the electrical potential, E, from +1 to -1 V (negative scan) and then turned from -1 to +1 V