The rotational spectrum, structure, and molecular properties of the ethylene–HCl dimer
The rotational spectrum, structure, and molecular properties of the ethylene–HCl dimer
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乙烯-HCl二聚体的旋转光谱、结构和分子性质
DOI:
10.1063/1.442316
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发表时间:
1981
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
W. Flygare
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作者:
P. Aldrich;A. Legon;W. Flygare
Three isotopic species of a hydrogen bonded dimer formed between ethylene and HCl have been observed through assignment of their rotational spectra using a pulsed, Fourier transform microwave spectrometer in which a gas mixture is pulsed into an evacuated Fabry–Perot cavity. The spectra unambiguously reveal a nonplanar, near prolate, asymmetric top (κ = −0.9880) in its ground vibrational state. The equilibrium structure has C2V symmetry with the HCl on the C2 symmetry axis of the dimer, perpendicular to the carbon–carbon bonding axis with the hydrogen atom located between the chlorine and the ethylene molecule, pointing midway between the carbon atoms. The chlorine atom is situated, on average, 3.724 A from the edge of the ethylene molecule. The following spectroscopic constants have been obtained for the ethylene–H35Cl dimer: the rotational constants are A = 25 457(349), B = 2308.143(3), and C = 2167.970(3) in units of MHz; the chlorine nucleus quadrupole coupling constants are χaa = −54.076(4), χbb = 27...