LABORATORY DETECTION OF TWELVE CARBON-SULFUR CHAINS

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2000

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Ohio State University

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Twelve sulfur-containing carbon chains have recently been detected and spectroscopically characterized in our laboratory by Fourier transform microwave spectroscopy. These include: the singlet chains C7S and C9S; the triplet chains C6S and C8S; the free radicals HC5S, HC6S, HC7S, and HC8S; and the asymmetric tops H2C4S, H2C5S, H2C6S, and H2C7S. In addition, all three fine structure ladders of triplet C4S have now been observed, and the two fine-structure constants γ and λ determined to high accuracy. An experimental structure of C5S has also been derived on the basis of the singly-substituted isotopic species which were observed in natural abundance. A summary of these and other recent result will be presented.

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Author Institution: Division of Engineering & Applied Sciences, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics; Division of Engineering & Applied Sciences, Harvard University

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