As part of an effort to examine the possibility of using molecular-beam Fourier-transform microwave spectroscopy to unambiguously detect and monitor chemical warfare agents, we report the first observation and assignment of the rotational spectrum of the nerve agent Sarin (GB) (Methylphosphonofluori
Rotational spectrum of BiBr
β Scribed by P. Kuijpers; A. Dymanus
- Book ID
- 103013399
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1976
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 412 KB
- Volume
- 39
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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β¦ Synopsis
The microwave absorption spectra of Bi "Br and BialBr have been measured in the 6.5-100 GHz region. Frequencies of rotational transitions (u,J + 1) -(u,J) in the O+ electronic ground state with J = 26,27 and 35-39, and in the vibrational state u = O-l 1 can be fitted to the expression: v = 2[ Yor + YII(u++)+ Yzt(u+~)*] (J+ 1)+4Yuz(J+ 1)3.Theresults for the Dunham coefficients are: Yol = 1295.5609(12) MHz, Yt 1 = -3.97809(16) hlHz, Yzl = 2.303(18) kHz, Yoz = -220.26(45) Hz for Bi79Br, and: YO t = 1272.3406(12) MHz, Y1 t = -3.&7164(16) MHz, Yz, = X225(14) kHz, Yaz = -212.31(45) Hz for Bi8'Br. From these resuIts we have deduced the value for the equilibrium distance r,, for the potential constants 20 and D 1, and for the vibrational constants we and wde. The molecular constants of BiBr are almost the same as of TlBr, the situation found also for Bii and TlI.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
The rotational spectrum of vinylarsine in the ground state has been studied in the range 7-320 GHz. The spectra of a syn conformer and a gauche conformer have been unambiguously assigned on the basis of the existence of a b-type or a c-type spectrum. Rotational constants, quartic, and some sextic ce