POSTER SESSION. H57
SECOND TRIAD OF H;0: NEW ANALYSIS OF YIBRATION-ROTATION SPECTRA IN THE REGION OF V|+v* v2+v* AND 3v: BANDS AND CONFIRMATION OF HIGHLY EXCITED STATES FROIM FLAME
SPECTRA.
iU S N MIKHAILENKO,(2) YT G TYUTEREY.(,ł V I STARIKOV,
K A ALBERT.(4) B P WINNEW1SSER.<4) M WINNEWISSER.(4) G MELLAU. C CAMY-PEYRET.,5> R LANOUETIN. and (6) J -M FLAUP
,n Jnsłitut d'Optique Atmospherique. I Academic des Sciences de-Russie. /.
Avenue Akademicheskii. 634055 Tomsk. Russie
1'v Groupe de Spectrometric Moleculaire et Atmospherupie. UPRESA CNRS 06089, Univcrsite de Reims. Faculte des Sciences. Moulin de la Housse. BP 1039. 51687 Reims Cedex 2. France
’ " Department o/Physics. Ohio Northern (Jniversity. Ada. OH
,4> Justus-Liebig-llniversitaet Giessen. Heinrich-Buff-Ring 58. D-35392 Giessen. Germany
' Ixihoratoire de Physique Moleculaire et Applications. Umverslte Picrre et Marie Curie. Tour 13. Bfe 76. 4 place Jussieu. 75252 Parts Cedex 05. France
fr/lxihoratoire de Photophysigue Moleculaire. l/niversiie Paris-Sud. Bat 213. 9/405 Orsay. France
The new analysis of the second triad of H2,60 ( bands v,+v2, v2+v3, and 3v2) and the theoretical modeling of the upper ro-vibrational States (110)/(030)/(011) are presented Infrared spectra have been recorded at room temperaturę in the rangę 4300-6300 cm'1 at resolutions between 0 008 cm'1 and 0 013 cm 1 The use of fiilly evacuated transfer optics and a White-type multi-redection celi madę large pressurexpathlength products possible (up to 26 mbarx288 m) The high signal-to-noise ratio allowed us to observe lines having intensities as smali as 10 *’ cm /mol cm*: at T=296K About 2300 lines have been assigned to the second triad and 580 upper State energies have been determined up to J= 19 and Ka^lO. The anomalously strong centrifugal distortion of ro-vibrationa! Ievels and resonance interactions have been accounted for using the generating function model The RMS standard deviation of the least-squares fit of observed data was 8* 10'1 cm 1 The assignments of certain highly excited States have been confirmed by the analysis of flame spectra