Microwave spectrum and molecular structure of the H2NS radical
摘要:
The rotational spectral lines of the H2NS and D2NS radicals in the X̃2B1 electronic ground state are observed with a source-modulation microwave spectrometer and a Fourier-transform microwave spectrometer. Molecular constants including hyperfine interaction constants are determined for H2NS and D2NS by a least-squares method. By using the obtained centrifugal distortion constants and inertial defects, the harmonic force field is evaluated, and the frequency of the ν4 vibrational mode (out of plane) is calculated to be 325 cm−1. This value is much smaller than that of the related molecule H2CS, indicating a floppy motion along the out-of-plane mode. The zero-point vibrational average structure was determined as follows; rz(N–H)=1.000(5) Å, rz(N–S)=1.6398(13) Å, and ∠z(HNH)=118.9(7)°, where the numbers in parentheses represent three times the standard deviation.
Microwave spectrum and molecular structure of the H2NS radical
作者:Hideta Habara、Satoshi Yamamoto、Shuji Saito
DOI:10.1063/1.476876
日期:1998.8.15
The rotational spectral lines of the H2NS and D2NS radicals in the X̃2B1 electronic ground state are observed with a source-modulation microwave spectrometer and a Fourier-transform microwave spectrometer. Molecular constants including hyperfine interaction constants are determined for H2NS and D2NS by a least-squares method. By using the obtained centrifugal distortion constants and inertial defects, the harmonic force field is evaluated, and the frequency of the ν4 vibrational mode (out of plane) is calculated to be 325 cm−1. This value is much smaller than that of the related molecule H2CS, indicating a floppy motion along the out-of-plane mode. The zero-point vibrational average structure was determined as follows; rz(N–H)=1.000(5) Å, rz(N–S)=1.6398(13) Å, and ∠z(HNH)=118.9(7)°, where the numbers in parentheses represent three times the standard deviation.