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Electric dipole moment and hyperfine properties of bromoacetylene in the ground and first excited C--H stretching vibrational states

Journal Article · · Journal of Chemical Physics; (USA)
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1063/1.458425· OSTI ID:7243902
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  1. Department of Chemistry, University of Rochester, Rochester, New York 14627 (US)
Molecular beam electric resonance spectroscopy, combined with color center laser excitation, has been used to measure the electric dipole moment and Br hyperfine properties of bromoacetylene in its ground and first excited C--H stretching vibrational states. For the HCC{sup 79}Br, {ital v}=0: {mu}=0.229 62(1) D, {ital eQq}=648.113(3) MHz, {ital C}{sub Br}=6.4(3) kHz, and {ital B}=4000.07 MHz. For the HCC{sup 79}Br, {ital v}=1: {mu}=0.248 82(1) D, {ital eQq}=648.160(2) MHz, {ital C}{sub Br}=7.0(3) kHz, and {ital B}=3992.79 MHz. For the HCC{sup 81}Br, {ital v}=0: {mu}=0.229 56(1) D, {ital eQq}=541.430(1) MHz, {ital C}{sub Br}=7.4(1) kHz, and {ital B}=3978.46 MHz. For the HCC{sup 81}Br, {ital v}=1: {mu}=0.248 61(1) D, {ital eQq}=541.464(3) MHz, {ital C}{sub Br}=7.6(4) kHz, and {ital B}=3971.34 MHz. The vibrational band origin for the C--H stretching vibration is 3367.7(2) cm{sup {minus}1}.
OSTI ID:
7243902
Journal Information:
Journal of Chemical Physics; (USA), Journal Name: Journal of Chemical Physics; (USA) Vol. 92:1; ISSN JCPSA; ISSN 0021-9606
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English