High-Temperature Infrared Measurements in the Region of the Bending Fundamental of H12C14N, H12C15N, and H13C14N
β Scribed by A.G. Maki; G.Ch. Mellau; S. Klee; M. Winnewisser; W. Quapp
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2000
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 801 KB
- Volume
- 202
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0022-2852
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β¦ Synopsis
High-resolution measurements have been made on the infrared emission spectrum of H 12 C 14 N, H 12 C 15 N, and H 13 C 14 N at temperatures on the order of 1370 K. The measurements cover the region 400 -850 cm Οͺ1 with a resolution of 0.006 cm Οͺ1 . New room-temperature absorption measurements are also reported for H 13 C 14 N in the regions, 1200 -1500 cm Οͺ1 and 2500 -3700 cm Οͺ1 . These measurements are combined with earlier measurements to obtain improved values for the rovibrational constants for these three isotopomers. The high temperatures allowed us to measure the bending vibrational levels up to the 0 11 11 0 state, at more than 7900 cm Οͺ1 above the ground vibrational level, for H 12 C 15 N and H 13 C 14 N, and the 0 10 10 0 state for H 12 C 14 N. The Coriolis interaction responsible for the laser transitions of H 12 C 14 N and H 12 C 15 N has also been observed, for the first time, for H 13 C 14 N. New r e values are given using the B e values found in this paper and in a recent paper on deuterated isotopomers.
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