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Millimeter-wave Spectroscopy of the Tunneling-rotation Transitions of the D 2 CCD radical M. Ohtsuki, M. Hayashi, K. Harada, K. Tanaka Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Sciences, Kyushu University International Symposium on Molecular Spectroscopy 63 rd –Meeting The Ohio State University
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Introduction C C H HH C C H H H α H 2 CCH E 0 = 16.271 GHz h = 1580 cm -1 J. Chem. Phys. 120, 3604 (2004) Previous Work H 2 CCD E 0 = 1.186 GHz h = 1520 cm -1 D D D 2 CCD E 0 = ? h = ? Present Work D D D D E0E0 h E 0 :Tunneling splitting h:Potential Barrier height 0+0+ 00 h < 1800 cm -1
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0 00 1 01 2 02 3 03 2 11 2 12 1 10 1 11 0 00 1 01 2 02 3 03 2 11 2 12 1 10 1 11 K a = 0 K a = 1 K a = 0 K a = 1 0+0+ 00 N KaKcKaKc a-type transition E. Kim, et al., J.C.P 116, 10713(2002) E0E0 CC DD DD DD a b Introduction -Pure rotatonal Transition- a = 0.1611 D para ortho
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b-type transition R(0) Q(1) R(1) E0E0 CC DD DD DD a b 0 00 1 01 2 02 3 03 2 11 2 12 1 10 1 11 0 00 1 01 2 02 3 03 2 11 2 12 1 10 1 11 K a = 0 K a = 1 K a = 0 K a = 1 0+0+ 00 Introduction -Tunneling-rotation Transition- b = 0.5863 D para ortho
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UV laser 193 nm Sample (Ar : 7 atm + H 2 : 3 atm) + D 2 CCDCl : 0.2 atm CC D D D Cl Photolysis ArF Experimental setup T rot =20 K CC D D D D DD CC Millimeter-wave 100 ~ 200 GHz White-type multi-reflection cell (10 round trips)
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Obs. 143.5143.55143.45 Frequency(MHz) Observed Tunneling-rotation Spectra R(0)(0 ←0 + ) J :0.5 ←0.5 J :1.5 ←0.5 Para:I =1 Calc.
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N S F F1F1 J II II N : Rotation S : Electron spin I : Nuclear spin Coupling of Angular Momenta (0 )1 11 -(0 + )0 00 I = 1 C D C D D S = 0.5 I = 0,1,2 S II II Para : I =1 Ortho : I =0,2
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Ortho:I = 0,2 Observed Tunneling-rotation Spectra R(0)(0 ←0 ) Obs. J :0.5 ←0.5J :1.5 ←0.5 142.00141.90 (GHz) 141.95 Calc. I = 2 Calc. I = 0
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Frequency (GHz) Q(1) R(0) R(1) Q(2) 120 100 160 180 2E02E0 140 GHz (0 + ←0 - ) (0 - ←0 + ) 1.54GHz 140 Q(3) Observed Tunneling-rotation Spectra 00 0+0+ E0E0 6:36:3 6:36:3 ortho 200 para
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Constants (MHz) (average)FTMW (MHz) (average) E0 E0 771.858 (24) A122 560.835 (50) B 24 264.477 (38)(B + C)/2 = 22 220.523 32(25) C 20 175.989 (38) aa 120.666 (24) bb + cc )/2 24.11 (33) 24.095 1(19) a F ( ) 5.872 (11) 5.874 5(27) T aa( ) 4.130 (14) 4.123 5(42) T bb( ) 0.97 (11) a F ( ) 21.617 (32) 21.608 7(111) T aa( ) 1.302 9 (80) 1.293 5(23) T bb( ) 0.274 (56) a F ( ) 8.5 (13) = 160.8kHz Data:93 ( MMW(61) + FTMW(32)) Molecular Constants Off-diagonal Fermi interaction constant average : (0 + + 0 ) / 2
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Potential Barrier Height C C D DD C C D D D min 43.4 E 0 (MHz) h (cm -1 ) D 2 CCD 771.858 (24) 1549 H 2 CCD1 186.820 (21)1520 H 2 CCH16 271.842 9(59)1580 V( ) = V 2 2 + V 4 4 h = V22V22 4V 4 * min is fixed (CCSD(T)/TZ2P) (Chem. Phys.206, 43 (1996)) E0E0 h 0+0+ 00 min
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Ortho-Para Interaction 0 00 1 01 1 10 1 11 0 00 1 01 1 10 1 11 K a = 0 K a = 1 K a = 0 K a = 1 0+0+ 00 paraortho para ortho R(0) Tunneling-rotation Transitions ( I = 0) Ortho-Para Interaction ( I = 1) Ortho (I = 0, 2) Para ( I = 1) E 0 = 771MHz = 0.094 MHz = 0.094 MHz + + + + 1 2 aF S IaF S I H F =
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ortho-para interaction a F = (a F + a F )/2 a F = a F a F I = I I (MHz)D 2 CCDH 2 CCD a F 8.5 (13)67.14 (67) 771.858 (24)1 186.820 (21) (interaction) 0.0940.94 (mixing ratio) 0.012 %0.080 % I = I I Ortho-Para Interaction ( I = 1) 0 + (1 11 ) 0 (1 11 ) H F ( ) = a F ( ) S I + a F ( ) S I = a F ( ) S I + ( a F ( ) S I )/2
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○ Tunneling-rotation Transition of D 2 CCD radical was observed and assigned. ○ Tunneling splitting ( E 0 ) was determined to be 771.858 (24) MHz. ○ Potential barrier height(h) was estimated to be 1549 cm 1. Conclusions ○ Off-diagonal Fermi interaction term a F , was determined to be 8.5 (13) MHz at D 2 CCD.
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Thank you for your attention!!
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B.E.Turner,et al,. ApJ. 561. L207.2001. Sagittarius B2(N) Introduction -Observation at Interstellar region- H O C H C H H Vinyl alcohol
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Horse head Nebula at Orion [DCO + ]/[HCO + ] ≧ 0.02[ND 3 ]/[NH 3 ] ≒ 10 -3 ⇒ Deuterium condensation Deuterium Condensation DCO + is 10 3 times ND 3 is 10 11 times D/H =10 Generally D 2 CCD radical is able to be observed Interstellar region 1856.06 cm 1 H 2 CCH D 2 CCD 2650 K Zero point energy
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B3LYP/6-31++G(d,p)(Basiuk, V. A. et al. IJQC, 97, 713(2004)) TS 0 (kcal/mol) -140.1 -279.6 -278.2 -326.3 -436.3 1.6 kcal/mol -218.2 -318.0 +OH +H C C C H C O C H C H O C H C H H H O C H C H H Vinyl alcohol Sagittarius B2(N) Example -Calculation for Energy Diagram- C 2 H 2 + H → H 2 CCH This reaction is inhibited by potential barrier at 4K. C H C H H C H C H Vinyl will be formed in hot molecular cloud or at surface of dust.
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Experiment D C D C D Cl D C D C D D C D C D Vinyl-d 3 chloride Vinyl-d 3 radical ○ Vinyl radical was produced by 193 nm excimer laser photolysis in the supersonic jet. ○ Millimeter-wave goes ten round trip in the white type cell. ○ Rotational temperature is estimated to be 20 K. ○ Frequency region is between 100 GHz and 200 GHz. Photolysis Ar-F :193nm
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Obs. J :0.5 ←0.5 J :1.5 ←0.5 143500143550143450 Frequency(MHz) Observed Tunneling Rotation Spectra Para:I =1 R(0)(0 ←0 + )
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Frequency (MHz) 143460143500143540 Experiment’s Result -R(0) (0 ←0 )- Only signals of D 2 CCD Simulation Including a precursors Precursors
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100200300GHz C H C H H Q-branch R-branch C D C H H C D C D D Observed Spectra 2E02E0 2E02E0 2E02E0 32.5 GHz 2.3 GHz 1.54 GHz 0+←00+←0 0←00←0
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The signal of product by Photolysis Excimer laser / Off Excimer laser / On UV laser 193 nm Precursor 0 123 (ms) Excimer laser / On and Off 400ms Time resolved signal If the signal is precursor → Signal is appeared every time If the signal is product → Excimer laser is on → There is a signal !! Excimer laser is off → There is no signal !!
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Nuclear spin of Deuteron I = 1 → Boson Ψ=ψeψvψrψnΨ=ψeψvψrψn CC D D D a b position position KaKa ψeψe ψvψv ψrψr ψnψn Ψ 0+0+ evenassas para oddasass ortho 0-0- evenaasss ortho oddaaaas para C 2v (M) X 2 B 2 Bose-Einstein statistics I =0, 2 I =1 Nuclear spin statistics
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Discussion -Potential Barrier- V( ) = V 2 2 + V 4 4 h = V22V22 4V 4 ※ Structure parameter is fixed by CCSD(T) calculation D 2 CCD H 2 CCD H 2 CCH Potential Barrier (cm -1 ) 1549 1520 1580 E 0 (MHz) Tunneling( /ns) 771.844 (23)1.296 1 163.845 (16)0.859 16 271.842 9 (59)0.061 0+0+ 0 min 00 h C C D D D D 2 CCD H 2 CCD H 2 CCH
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Potential barrier height C C H HH C C H H H C C H HH R(CC) = 1.304 + 0.017429 2 R(CH ) = 1.064 + 0.0244 2 R(CH ) =1.089 0.0033 0.0061 2 R(CH ) =1.089 + 0.0033 0.0061 2 ∠ CCH = 122.2 + 0.594081 0.95858 2 ∠ CCH = 122.2 0.594081 0.95858 2 ※ Structure parameter is fixed by CCSD(T) calculation CCSD(T)/TZ2P:(Chem. Phys. 206, 43 (1996)) C C H H H min
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Fermi contact interaction constants D 2 CCDH 2 CCH a F ) (MHz) 21.594 (28)143.353 (40) a F ( ) (MHz) 5.879 9 (70)37.019 2(120) a F ( )D / a F ( )H a F ( )D / a F ( )H 0.158 84 (20) = 0.153 5 II I 8 3 g s (0) | 2 a F = a F ( )H a F ( )D = IDID IDID IHIH IHIH
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69.58 (48) 142.96 (12) Present aF()aF() da F ( ) H 2 CCD S I S I (MHz) Ar Matrix 73.7 147.8 69.58 (48) 142.96 (12) Present aF()aF() aF()aF() H 2 CCD S I S I (MHz) Ar Matrix 73.7 147.8 19.8(30) 21.594 (28) Present aF()aF() aF()aF() D 2 CCD S・IS・I S I (MHz) Ar Matrix 11.3 21.7 Fermi contact interaction constants H trans H cis C C HH Ar ESR (JACS. 94, 5950 (1972)) a F = a F trans - a F cis a F = (a F trans + a F cis )/2
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cc / C (×10 -3 ) H 2 CCH D 2 CCD 1.194(36) Discussion -Molecular Constants- H 2 CCD C H C H H C D C H H C D C D D c c c a a a About c-axis Mass of atom has little influence to the c-axis. → c-axis is out-of-plane, so angle between c-axis and C=C bond is not changed. About a-axis Mass of atom has influence to the a-axis. → a-axis is in-plane, so angle between a-axis and C=C bond is changed. The ratio is matched in 3
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Constants (MHz) (a) : (dif)FTMW (MHz) (b) (dif) A-3.7 B-0.52422(B + C)/2 0.523 32(49) C-0.52422 aa 0 bb + cc )/2 -0.023 3 0.002 3(39) a F ( ) 0.001 20.001 2(54) T aa( ) -0.013 6 0.013 6 (84) T bb( ) 0 a F ( ) -0.027 6 0.027 6(224) T aa( ) -0.011 0.001 1(47) T bb( ) 0 aa( ) 0 Fixed Parameter (a)Fixed Parameter (b)Observed
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