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Atomic Negative Muon Capture in Oxygen-Containing Organic Compounds

The atomic negative muon capture ratios (CIO) in oxygencontaining organic compounds were determined successfully for the first time by the lifetime method. Although the negative muon capture probability per atom was found to be roughly proportional to the atomic number of the atom (Fermi-Teller law), there were small but distinct deviations. The observed negative muon capture ratios were in better agreement with the values predicted by an ab initio molecular orbital calculation.