The millimeter- and submillimeter-wave spectrum of the ground and \(v_{2}=1\) vibrational excited state of \(\mathrm{PF}_{3}\) has been observed and analyzed. A centrifugal distortion analysis of the spectra extended up to the octic terms allowed an accurate determination of the spectroscopic consta
Millimeter and submillimeter-wave spectrum of CHCl3. Determination of the h3 splitting constant
โ Scribed by G. Cazzoli; G. Cotti; L. Dore
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1993
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 377 KB
- Volume
- 203
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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โฆ Synopsis
The millimeter and submillimeter-wave spectrum of the ground state of CHJSCl, has been observed and analyzed up to J= 106. Theresultingspectroscopicconstantsare(inMHz):~=3302.07587(12),0,=1.511716( 66)~10~~,D,,=-2.51757(20)~10-~, H~~~=O.l268(12)~10-*, HJJK= -0.5000(30)~10-', H~=O.652(11)~10-*, L,=-0.178(55)x10-14. The millimeter-wave spectrum of CH"C1, has also been observed and analyzed providing the following values of the rotational constants (in MHz): B,=3l29.6loO7(57),D,=1.36571(64)x1O-3,D,,~-2.2769(51)x1O-',H,,,=O.l35(2O)x1O-8,H,,~=-O.78(l8)XlO-g, H,=O.283(49) X lo-'. The splitting of the K= 3 ground state lines of CH"C13 has been observed starting from the 5~46-45 transition and the value of the splitting constant h, is determined to be 0.15007(25) x 1O-g MHz.
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