Rcccivcd '21 i-'ebruJry 1984 The vt t band of cyclupropane bctwecn 850 and 880 cm-' has been recorded in 3 molrcular beam source using ;L tunable infrarrd diode Inscr. The beam from 3 50rm nozzle ~'3s chopped 31 about I kHz and the absorption synchronously dctcctcd. Preliminary analysis yields 3 val
Pulse Pyrolysis Infrared Laser Jet Spectroscopy of Chloroketene
โ Scribed by Zhuan Liu; Ray J. Livingstone; Paul B. Davies
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2000
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 159 KB
- Volume
- 201
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0022-2852
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โฆ Synopsis
The short-lived molecule chloroketene (ClHCCO) was generated by the pyrolysis of chloroacetyl chloride in a hightemperature nozzle and the infrared laser-absorption spectrum of its 2 fundamental band was measured between 2153 and 2161 cm ฯช1 . The spectrum was greatly simplified by comparison with a room-temperature spectrum enabling 230 lines of the 35 ClHCCO isotopomer to be assigned and measured. A least-squares fit of these transitions yielded accurate molecular parameters for the v 2 ฯญ 1 state using ground state constants from microwave spectroscopy. The 2 band origin of 35 ClHCCO is 2157.19238(16) cm ฯช1 . A comparison of simulated and experimental spectra showed that the rotational temperature of the jet spectrum was around 35 K.
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