J. Lummila et al., INTERPRETATION OF NEW (CD3F)-C-13 SUBMILLIMETER-WAVE LASER LINES USING HIGH-RESOLUTION INFRARED-SPECTROSCOPY, The Journal of chemical physics, 100(2), 1994, pp. 877-890
A high resolution infrared spectrum of (CD3F)-C-13 has been recorded i
n the wavenumber region 820-1350 cm(-1) which covers four fundamentals
v(2)(A(1)), v(3)(A(1)), v(5)(E); and v(6)(E); All strong and medium s
trong vibration-rotation lines have been assigned in terms of a model
which treats simultaneously these strongly Coriolis coupled four funda
mentals. Fifty-nine upper state parameters have been determined With t
?eeieast squares method including 4390 infrared transitions as data. T
he standard deviation of the-fit obtained is 0.56X10(-3) cm(-1). Groun
d state rotational parameters have been determined using ground state
combination differences. Due to strong vibration-rotation interactions
a large number of normally forbidden-transitions have been observed w
hich have allowed an accurate determination of the ground state axial
rotational constant A(0) and the centrifugal distortion constant D-KO.
The results of the analyzed infrared spectrum have made it possible t
o interpret many new laser emission lines from (CD3F)-C-13 gas optical
ly pumped with a continuously tunable high pressure pulsed CO2 laser.
Making use of the coincidence of the 10 mu m P and R branches of CO2 w
ith the v(2), v(3), v(5), and v(6) bands, altogether 151 laser lines o
f (CD3F)-C-13 between 10 and 61 cm(-1) have been observed. These emiss
ion lines have been assigned as rotational transitions within the exci
ted vibrational states and the ground vibrational state.