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D R Johnson, F X Powell

Science (New York, N.Y.)

|August 14, 1970

Summary

Thioformaldehyde (H(2)CS) was detected and characterized using microwave spectroscopy. This study presents its rotational constants and discusses potential interstellar detection, aiding astronomical searches for this molecule.

Area of Science:

Molecular spectroscopy
Astrochemistry
Quantum chemistry

Background:

Thioformaldehyde (H(2)CS) is a sulfur-containing analog of formaldehyde.
Understanding the properties of thioformaldehyde is crucial for astrochemistry and interstellar medium composition studies.

Purpose of the Study:

To detect and characterize thioformaldehyde (H(2)CS) using microwave spectroscopy.
To determine the rotational constants and symmetry of H(2)CS.
To assess the feasibility of detecting H(2)CS in the interstellar medium.

Main Methods:

Microwave spectroscopy was employed to analyze rotational transitions of H(2)CS.
Preliminary analysis focused on the sulfur-32 isotopologue.
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Thioformaldehyde (H(2)CS) was successfully detected and characterized.
The molecule exhibits C(2v) symmetry.
Rotational constants (A, B, C in MHz) were determined as 292,729, 17,698, and 16,652, respectively.
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Conclusions:

The microwave spectrum confirms the existence and properties of thioformaldehyde.
The determined rotational constants provide a basis for astronomical searches.
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