A near-equilibrium potential energy hypersurface has been calculated by CEPA-1 for H&NC, a molecule of astrochemical interest. Making use of experimental ground-state rotational constants and ab initio values for the vibration-rotation coupling constants, the equilibrium bond lengths have been deter
A theoretical investigation of the two lowest electronic states of HC2NC+
β Scribed by M. Horn; P. Botschwina; R. Oswald
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1992
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 528 KB
- Volume
- 199
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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β¦ Synopsis
Near-equilibrium four-dimensional potential energy surfaces (stretching coordinates only) have been calculated for the two lowest electronic states of HC,NC+ (B'II and A 'X). With a large dipole moment of A= -4.33 D and a B0 value of 4949( 10) MHz, the 3 *l-l state appears to be a suitable candidate for microwave spectroscopy and radioastronomy. Strong IR transitions (intensities larger than 250 km mol-') are predicted at 3190( IO), 2150( 10) and 1800( 10) cm-'. The calculated vibrational structure of the first two bands of the photoelectron spectrum is in very good agreement with experiment.
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