MOLECULAR CONSTANTS OF SEVERAL LEVELS OF ISOTOPIC CARBON DISULFIDE FROM IR SPECTRA

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1983

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Ohio State University

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The Fourier Transform spectra at isotopically enriched carbon disulfide have been obtained with a resolution of 0.01cm−1 at the Kitt Peak National Observatory. The (ν1+ν3) combination binds in the region 2100−225Ocm−1 of several isotopic species particularly 12C32S34S,12C32S33S,12C32S2 and 13C32S2 have been reinvestigated. Due to the better resolution in the present studies, closely spaced lines could be resolved. Leading to better determined molecular constants. Two new bend systems 0201+0000 and 0311←0110 of 12C32S34S have also been identified and analyzed. The -type doubling in the ΠΠ band was found to be resolved for lines with J>13, and the l-type doubling constants for the 0l10 and 0311 states of 12C32S34S have been obtained.

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We are grateful to J. W. Brault and R. Hubbard who enabled us to obtain the spectra.


Author Institution: Department of Physics, The Ohio State University; Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio 45433.; Department of Chemistry, University of Cincinnati

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