THE MICROWAVE SPECTRUM OF METHYLAMINE-$d_{5}$

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1956

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Ohio State University

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The microwave spectrum of CD3ND2 has been investigated in an effort to elucidate the structure of the methylamine molecule. A series of lines in which the rotational transition is of the type JOJJ1J has been studied in the 24000-35000 Mc regions. Each rotational transition is split into four lines, with spacings of the order of 100 Mc, as a result of the internal motion. These splittings have been analyzed on the basis of a hindered internal rotor with additional terms to include the possibility of inversion of the ND2 group. Preliminary values for molecular constants are: reciprocal principal moments: 52420 Mc, 16550 Mc, 15570 Mc; quadrupole coupling constants: χaa=2.4Mc,χbb=2.1Mc,χcc=−4.5Mc; barrier to internal rotation: Va=590 cm−1.

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Author Institution: National Bureau of Standards

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