HIGH RESOLUTION SPECTRUM OF THE C-O STRETCHING BAND OF C-13 METHANOL

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1985

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Ohio State University

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The high resolution spectrum of the C-O stretching band of 13CH3OH has been obtained in the 950−1100cm−1 region at 0.004cm−1 resolution using a Bomem Fourier transform spectrometer. Many intense P and R branches have been assigned for K values up to 7 and J values up to about 35 in the vt=0 torsional ground state. The strong Q branch region around 1018cm−1 is very crowded, but series of lines can be followed up to reasonable J values. Progress is also anticipated toward assignment of absorption lines in torsionally excited states. The vt=0 assignments were based primarily on ground state combination differences calculated using molecular parameters reported from microwave measurements. The P and R branch frequencies have been fitted to a simplified model in which the energy levels are expressed as series in powers of J(J+1). The results will be discussed in terms of effective state-dependent molecular parameters. In addition, comments will be made on assignment of far infrared laser lines in the excited C-O stretch state.

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Author Institution: Department of Physics, University of New Brunswick; Department of Chemistry, University of British Columbia; Department of Physics, University of New Brunswick

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