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High-Temperature Infrared Emission Measurements on HNC
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Abstract:
The emission spectrum of HNC has been measured from 400 to 4100 cm(-1). The HNC was observed as an equilibrium mixture of HCN and HNC in a fused quartz cell heated to 1370 K. The three fundamental bands and many hot bands of HNC were measured with resolutions ranging from 0.006 cm(-1) for the lowest fundamental to 0.033 cm(-1) for the other two. High rotational levels up to J=62 were observed as well as vibrational levels up to v(2)=5. Now all the quadratic contributions to the vibrational and rotational term values have been determined, as well as some higher order terms. Copyright 2001 Academic Press.
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