Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5415569 | Journal of Molecular Spectroscopy | 2008 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
High-resolution Fourier transform infrared (HR-FTIR) spectra of R152a (CH3CHF2) at room temperature were recorded at an unapodized resolution of 0.0019 cmâ1, and the fundamental bands ν9 (868.7 cmâ1) and ν16 (941.7 cmâ1) analysed. Transitions were assigned with the aid of Loomis-Wood plots and data fitted with Pickett's SPFIT. The a-type ν9 band is essentially unaffected by resonances, whilst the b-type ν16 band shows distinct avoided crossings affecting a number of levels. These perturbations have been treated by explicit inclusion of interacting “dark” states with suitable Coriolis parameters in the fit of ν16 transitions. Rotational levels of Ï
16 = 1 in the vicinity of Kc = 17 are perturbed via an a-axis Coriolis resonance with a state originating at 937.9 cmâ1, identified as Ï
11 = 2. The levels around Kc = 47 are perturbed by a b-axis Coriolis resonance with the combination state Ï
10Â =Â 1; Ï
17Â =Â 1 at 951.6Â cmâ1.
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Authors
Tarekegn Chimdi, Evan G. Robertson, Ljiljana Puskar, Christopher D. Thompson, Mark J. Tobin, Don McNaughton,