1985
DOI: 10.1021/ja00300a002
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The microwave spectrum and structure of tricarbon monoxide

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“…We measured 37 new rotational transitions in the frequency range 307-740 GHz spanning J values from 31 to 76. Brown et al (1985); c from Klebsch et al (1985); d mean value of the measurement of Klebsch et al (1985) and the present work. Figure 3 presents the recording of the J = 71-70 transition at 682 GHz.…”
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confidence: 56%
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“…We measured 37 new rotational transitions in the frequency range 307-740 GHz spanning J values from 31 to 76. Brown et al (1985); c from Klebsch et al (1985); d mean value of the measurement of Klebsch et al (1985) and the present work. Figure 3 presents the recording of the J = 71-70 transition at 682 GHz.…”
Section: The Ground Statesupporting
confidence: 56%
“…In previous laboratory investigations the C 3 O molecule was produced either by glow discharge of carbon suboxide, C 3 O 2 , (Tang et al 1985) or by pyrolytic processes, employing various stable precursors (Brown et al 1983;Klebsch et al 1985;Brown et al 1985;McNaughton et al 1991). In the present investigation we found it convenient to produce C 3 O by flow-pyrolysis of fumaryl chloride (Aldrich), using the same apparatus already employed to generate HC 5 N (Yamada et al 2004) and HC 7 N (Bizzocchi & Degli Esposti 2004).…”
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