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FT-IR Study of the Perpendicular Bands of 1,3,5-Triazine I:* The v7 and v9 Bands of 12C3 14N3H3 , 13C3 14N3H3, 12C3 15N3H3 and the Difference Band v9-v14 of 12C3 14N3H3

M. PfefferW. BodenmüllerA. Ruoff

Year: 1998 Journal:   Zeitschrift für Naturforschung A Vol: 53 (8)Pages: 670-678   Publisher: De Gruyter

Abstract

Abstract The analysis of the high resolution FT-IR spectra of the perpendicular bands v 7 (E') at about 1550 cm -1 and V 9 (E') at about 1170 cm -1 of the isotopomers 12 C 3 14 N 3 H 3 , 13 C3 14 N 3 H 3 , and l2 C 3 I5 N 3 H 3 is given. Both bands proved to be free from accidental resonances. The molecular constants of the state v 7 = 1 and v 9 = 1 of the isotopomers under consideration are listed. The weak difference band v 9 -v l4 (E" → E') of 12 C 3 14 N 3 H 3 was recorded and analyzed, using the molecular constants of v 9 = 1 [this work] and V 14 = 1 [of 1995], This analysis proves the quality of the molecular constants of the fundamental v 14 which is IR-inactive.

Keywords:
Isotopomers Perpendicular Spectral bands Resolution (logic) Spectral line Chemistry Crystallography Nuclear magnetic resonance Physics Materials science Optics Mathematics

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