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AN INVESTIGATION OF THE DIPOLE FORBIDDEN TRANSITION EFFECTS IN BROMOFLUOROCARBONS AS IT AN INVESTIGATION OF THE DIPOLE FORBIDDEN TRANSITION EFFECTS IN BROMOFLUOROCARBONS AS IT

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AN INVESTIGATION OF THE DIPOLE FORBIDDEN TRANSITION EFFECTS IN BROMOFLUOROCARBONS AS IT - PPT Presentation

72 nd International Symposium on Molecular Spectroscopy June 2024 2016 UrbanaChampaign IL USA FB05 Frank E Marshall Nicole Moon Thomas D Persinger David J Gillcrist N E Shreve William C Bailey and ID: 629138

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AN INVESTIGATION OF THE DIPOLE FORBIDDEN TRANSITION EFFECTS IN BROMOFLUOROCARBONS AS IT PERTAINS TO 3-BROMO-1,1,1,2,2-PENTAFLUOROPROPANE USING CP-FTMW SPECTROSCOPY

72nd International Symposium on Molecular SpectroscopyJune 20-24, 2016, Urbana-Champaign, IL, USA; FB05

Frank E. Marshall, Nicole Moon, Thomas D. Persinger, David J. Gillcrist, N. E. Shreve, William C. Bailey and G. S. Grubbs IISlide2

Background

Pictures from C. T. Dewberry, G. S. Grubbs II, and S. A. Cooke,

J.

Molec

.

Spectrosc

. 257 (2009) 66.

Observed

Δ

J

=3 due to

χ

ab

Slide3

Bromoperfluoroacetone

Pictures and table from F. E. Marshall, D. J. Gillcrist, T. D. Persinger, S. Jaeger, C. C. Hurley, N. E. Shreve, N. Moon, and G. S. Grubbs II,

J.

Molec

.

Spectrosc

.

328

(2016) 59.Slide4

Questions

Where is the limit to forbidden transitions structurally?

How do conformations affect dipole forbidden transition pathways?What can be learned from the dipole forbidden transition pathways?Slide5

Target Molecule: 3-Bromo-1,1,1,2,2-Pentafluoropropane

Multiple conformers, smaller rotational constants

trans

gaucheSlide6

Theory

Parameter

r

opt

/ MHzre / MHz

A25412545

B566566

C556.556

χ

aa

515.4

515.7

χ

bb

-195.3

-195.1

χ

cc

-320.2

-320.6

|

χ

ab

|

297.3

298.2

trans

-79

Parameter

r

opt

/ MHz

r

e

/ MHz

A

1919

1924

B

733

733

C

659

660

χ

aa

230.7

232.4

χ

bb

-58.1

-59.2

χ

cc

-172.6

-173.2

χ

ab

372.0

372.5

χ

ac268.6269.2χbc190.0189.6

gauche-79

MP2/6-311+G(3df,3pd)Slide7

Experiment

CP-FTMW: Ran in “U”-tube approximately 40 cm away from nozzle with 6

psig

Ar backing gas6-12 GHz and 12-18 GHz with 4 µs chirps

170k FIDs obtained at 1 FID/1 Hz gas pulseSlide8

ResultsSlide9

Results

~ 1 transition / MHz!!!!Slide10

Fits (How did I do that?)

Trans-79Slide11

Fits (How did I do that?)

Trans-81Slide12

Off-Diagonal Testing

Trans only had

χab with no dipole forbidden transitions currently assignedWe want to monitor pathways to observe limits

Gauche is neededSlide13

Off-Diagonal Testing

Pathway tests could result in sign determination of off-diagonals

Three-wave chirality experiments are analogous and should be able to be harnessed in same waySlide14

Acknowledgements

http://nqcc.wcbailey.net/Publ_N.html