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Microwave rotational components of the $nu_{9}$ =1 and $nu_{10}$=2 vibrational modes of $^{13}CH_{3}$CCH molecule in the range 16-50 GHz

Mohammad AL-SHARE
James A. ROBERTS
Pages
247–254
Publication Date
2022-11-04
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A Fermi resonance was found between these two states.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Some rotational components have been measured in the ground, the $nu_{9}$ =1 and the $nu_{10}$=2 vibrational states for $^{13}CH_{3}$CCH isotopic species in the frequency range 16- 50 GHz.
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Some rotational components have been measured in the ground, the $nu_{9}$ =1 and the $nu_{10}$=2 vibrational states for $^{13}CH_{3}$CCH isotopic species in the frequency range 16- 50 GHz. A set of rotational constants has been determined, which gives the best fit between the observed and the calculated frequencies for each vibrational state. A Fermi resonance was found between these two states.

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AL-SHARE, M., ROBERTS, J. A. (2022). Microwave rotational components of the $nu_{9}$ =1 and $nu_{10}$=2 vibrational modes of $^{13}CH_{3}$CCH molecule in the range 16-50 GHz. Turkish Journal of Physics, Cilt: 27 - Sayı: 4, 247–254. https://ajindex.com/articles/614067

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