(N2O)-N-14-O-16 in emission in the 4.5-mu m region: Transitions v(1)v(2)(vertical bar)v(3) -> v(1)v(2)(vertical bar)(v(3)-1) occurring between highlyexcited vibrational states
D. Bailly et M. Vervloet, (N2O)-N-14-O-16 in emission in the 4.5-mu m region: Transitions v(1)v(2)(vertical bar)v(3) -> v(1)v(2)(vertical bar)(v(3)-1) occurring between highlyexcited vibrational states, J MOL SPECT, 209(2), 2001, pp. 207-215
The experimental technique which consists of exciting a mixture of N2O and
N-2 by radio frequency is very efficient for populating very high vibration
al levels. Twelve emission spectra of mixtures of N2O and N-2 were recorded
with a Fourier transform spectrometer at resolutions of 0.006,0.004, and 0
.003 cm(-1) in the 4.5-mum region. Among the already known transitions, 10
new vibrational transitions which occur between highly excited levels have
been observed. In particular, we have detected the very weak transitions 00
(0)5 --> 00(0)4 and 04(0)4 --> 04(0)3, which involve the interacting levels
0005 and 04(0)4. The wavenumbers are reported as well as the derived spect
roscopic parameters, which allow one to reproduce the experimental wavenumb
ers within experimental accuracy (< 4 x 10(-4) cm(-1)). The results are in
good agreement with the new predictions of N2O line positions which have be
en made using a model calculation based upon the effective hamiltonian appr
oach. (C) 2001 Academic Press.