HIGH-RESOLUTION INFRARED-SPECTROSCOPY OF THE CO.CO2 VANDERWAALS MOLECULE

We report the infrared absorption spectrum of the CO·CO2 van der Waals molecule in the region of the CO fundamental stretching vibration. By simultaneously fitting the observed spectrum with the previously observed microwave spectrum we have determined the upper-state spectroscopic constants. These...

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Main Authors: Randall, R, Summersgill, J, Howard, B
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 1990
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Summersgill, J
Howard, B
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description We report the infrared absorption spectrum of the CO·CO2 van der Waals molecule in the region of the CO fundamental stretching vibration. By simultaneously fitting the observed spectrum with the previously observed microwave spectrum we have determined the upper-state spectroscopic constants. These are given as νo = 2148.241 44(14) cm-1, Δνo = 4.970 28(14) cm-1, A′ = 11 869.4(1.6) MHz, B′ = 1874.68(40) MHz and C′ = 1608.77(24) MHz. Using a model including electrostatic multipole and dispersion interactions we have constructed potentials for various structures. The experimentally observed structure is found to be the more stable.
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spelling oxford-uuid:11f45cd2-3336-4bb0-936f-2364005c6e352022-03-26T10:05:05ZHIGH-RESOLUTION INFRARED-SPECTROSCOPY OF THE CO.CO2 VANDERWAALS MOLECULEJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:11f45cd2-3336-4bb0-936f-2364005c6e35EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1990Randall, RSummersgill, JHoward, BWe report the infrared absorption spectrum of the CO·CO2 van der Waals molecule in the region of the CO fundamental stretching vibration. By simultaneously fitting the observed spectrum with the previously observed microwave spectrum we have determined the upper-state spectroscopic constants. These are given as νo = 2148.241 44(14) cm-1, Δνo = 4.970 28(14) cm-1, A′ = 11 869.4(1.6) MHz, B′ = 1874.68(40) MHz and C′ = 1608.77(24) MHz. Using a model including electrostatic multipole and dispersion interactions we have constructed potentials for various structures. The experimentally observed structure is found to be the more stable.
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HIGH-RESOLUTION INFRARED-SPECTROSCOPY OF THE CO.CO2 VANDERWAALS MOLECULE
title HIGH-RESOLUTION INFRARED-SPECTROSCOPY OF THE CO.CO2 VANDERWAALS MOLECULE
title_full HIGH-RESOLUTION INFRARED-SPECTROSCOPY OF THE CO.CO2 VANDERWAALS MOLECULE
title_fullStr HIGH-RESOLUTION INFRARED-SPECTROSCOPY OF THE CO.CO2 VANDERWAALS MOLECULE
title_full_unstemmed HIGH-RESOLUTION INFRARED-SPECTROSCOPY OF THE CO.CO2 VANDERWAALS MOLECULE
title_short HIGH-RESOLUTION INFRARED-SPECTROSCOPY OF THE CO.CO2 VANDERWAALS MOLECULE
title_sort high resolution infrared spectroscopy of the co co2 vanderwaals molecule
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