Infrared absorption spectroscopy of CO2–HX complexes using the CO2 asymmetric stretch chromophore: CO2HF(DF) and CO2HCl(DCl) linear and CO2HBr bent equilibrium geometries
Infrared absorption spectroscopy of CO2–HX complexes using the CO2 asymmetric stretch chromophore: CO2HF(DF) and CO2HCl(DCl) linear and CO2HBr bent equilibrium geometries
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使用 CO2 不对称拉伸发色团的 CO2-HX 复合物的红外吸收光谱:CO2HF(DF) 和 CO2HCl(DCl) 线性和 CO2HBr 弯曲平衡几何形状
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1990
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R. Beaudet
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S. Sharpe;Y. Zeng;C. Wittig;R. Beaudet
Infrared absorption spectra associated with the CO2 asymmetric stretch vibration have been recorded for weakly bonded gas‐phase complexes of CO2 with HF, DF, HCl, DCl, and HBr, using tunable diode laser spectroscopy and a pulsed slit expansion (0.15×38 mm2) that provides >20 MHz overall resolution. Results obtained with CO2–HF are in agreement with earlier studies, in which the HF‐stretch region near 3900 cm−1 was examined. In both cases, broad linewidths suggest subnanosecond predissociation. With CO2–DF, the natural linewidths are markedly narrower than with CO2–HF (e.g., 28 vs 182 MHz), and this difference is attributed to slower predissociation, possibly implicating resonances in the case of CO2–HF. Both CO2–HF and CO2–DF exhibited overlapping features: simple P and R branches associated with a linear rotor, and P and R branches containing doublets. As in earlier studies, the second feature can be assigned to either a slightly asymmetric rotor with Ka=1, or a hot band involving a low‐frequency intermo...