2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.molstruc.2006.02.025
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Pressure shifts of acetonitrile ground state parameters

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“…1) with the recently developed Prague microwave spectrometer (see Ref. [13]). The same in situ method of production (low pressure pyrolysis of bis(fluoroformyl) peroxide) of the radical was used in this work.…”
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“…1) with the recently developed Prague microwave spectrometer (see Ref. [13]). The same in situ method of production (low pressure pyrolysis of bis(fluoroformyl) peroxide) of the radical was used in this work.…”
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“…The resolved, partly resolved and unresolved hyperfine structures of the rotational transitions J 0 J 00 :3 2, K = 0, 1, 2 provide a broad scale of spectral lines from very intense to weak. Acetonitrile is a symmetric top molecule with a large dipole moment (l = 3.92 D) and its rotational spectra were studied in details in the Prague laboratory [2]. Fig.…”
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“…Fig. 3 involves the comparisons of the acetonitrile spectra measured using the Fabry-Perot resonator as described above and the standard high resolution mw absorption setup with the 5.6 m long optical path with the acetonitrile pres- sure being roughly 15 lbar [2]. The cavity response width depends on the sample absorption and pressure.…”
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“…In this short note we present rotational spectra of 13 CH 3 35 Cl and 13 CH 3 37 Cl measured in the frequency range between 50 and 275 GHz using the Prague semiconductor millimeter wave high resolution spectrometer (see [5]). The optical path length of a conventional glass 280 cm long cell was doubled using a roof top mirror and a polarization grid as described in [6,7].…”
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