The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1950 · 13 citations · 7 references
Natural SciencesChemistryPhysicsSolid State PhysicsSpectroscopic AnalysisSpectroscopyInfrared SpectroscopyMolecular RotationMolecular SymmetryRotational SpectroscopyRotational StructureVibrational SpectroscopyAbsorption SpectrumCentrifugal Distortion ConstantsExcited-state AbsorptionHydrogen Sulfide ChemistryRotational Fine StructureRotational LevelsRotational-vibrational SpectroscopyRotational-vibrational Structure
The absorption spectrum of hydrogen sulfide in the region 6140 to 6420 cm−1 has been measured and the rotational fine structure analyzed through the use of published energy tables for the rigid rotor and a classical correction for centrifugal distortion. The excited state constants giving the best fit are A* = 10.39, B* = 8.90, and C* = 4.55 cm−1. The band center is located at 6289.5 cm−1. The value of IC—IA—IB and the strong Q branch, indicating the non-vanishing electric moment derivative to be along the least inertial axis, show the upper vibrational level to be the (111) state.
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Byron T. Darling, David M. Dennison · Physical Review · 1940 · 655 citations
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The Infrared Spectra of Polyatomic Molecules Part I
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The Analysis of the Hydrogen Sulfide Band at 10,100A
Paul C. Cross · Physical Review · 1935 · 57 citations
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