FCN

Rotational constants

Isotopic
Species
Vib. State
υ1 υ2 υ3
Bυ
[MHz]
Dυ
[MHz]
Ref.
19F12C14N 0 00 0 10 554.20(2) 5.3(5) 63005
0 11c 0 10 574.79(2) a 67000
0 11d 0 10 594.44(2) a
0 20 0 10 610.64(2)
0 22 0 10 614.75(5)
0 31c 0 10 618.60(5)
0 31d 0 10 656.63(5)
0 33 0 10 644.71(1)
0 40 0 10 662.01(10)
0 00 1 10 510.85(2)
0 11c 1 10 532.67(5)
0 20 1 10 574.63(10)
0 00 2 10 469.81(10)
 19F13C14N 0 00 0 10 547.73(2)
0 20 0 10 602.80(5)
0 00 1 10 502.71(5)
19F12C15N 0 00 0 10 186.42(5) 63005

a The value q010 = 19.684 21(34) MHz and µ010 = -5.656(3)x10-5 MHz were derived from the observation of -type doubling transitions [68013]. The observed frequencies were fit to the formula: ν = one half[q010+µ010 J(J+1)] (υ2+1) J(J+1).

Hyperfine structure, dipole moment and Zeeman parameters for FCN

Parameter 19F12C14N
Value
19F12C15N
Value
Ref.
eQq(N) [MHz] -2.67(5) a   60001
µ0 [C · m]
     µ0 [D]
7.24(17) x 10-30
     2.17(5)
   63005
g (µN   -0.0504(8) 73029
χ - χ|| (10-6 erg/G2 · mol)   7.2(8)
Q|| (10-26 esu · cm2)   -3.7(10)

a All of the transitions observed in vibrationally excited states show hyperfine splittings consistent with the ground state value of eQq given here.


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