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Chuanxi Duan (段传喜) Central China Normal University Wuhan, China
69th Meeting - June 16-20, 2014 Champaign-Urbana, Illinois High resolution jet-cooled infrared absorption spectra of the formic acid dimer: a reinvestigation of the C-O stretch region Chuanxi Duan (段传喜) Central China Normal University Wuhan, China
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Double proton transfer in formic acid dimer (HCOOH)2
Tunneling splitting of proton transfer: Rotational spectroscopy X High-resolution infrared laser spectroscopy √
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observed E- E+ E+ < E- simulated E+ > E- E+: tunneling level with spatially symmetric wavefunction. E-: tunneling level with spatially anti-symmetric wavefunction.
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Chemical Physics Letters 447 (2007) 202–207
I’ : cm-1 (v12+v14) II’ : 1226 cm-1 (v10+v15) III’ : cm-1 (v22) No strong monomer band was assumed to be present in this region. Vibrational numbering with the notation of Bertie et al., J. Chem. Phys. 76 (1982) 886.
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FTIR spectrum of HCOOH at room temperature
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Absorption spectrum in the slit jet expansion of HCOOH diluted in Ne
Experimental conditions: diode laser rapid scan slit nozzle multi-pass cell (ν5 fundamental band)
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Jet-cooled absorption spectrum of HCOOH monomer
(v5 fundamental band) (T=12 K)
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a-type Q-branch Observed Simulated * Monomer lines
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D2h C2h C2h B3u B2u Bu Au ν =1 ν =1 B1u Au B3g Ag ν =0 Ag vibration
a-type b-type c-type vibration Vibration-tunneling vibration
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Experimental: I’ : 1219.7 cm-1 II’ : 1225.3 cm-1 III’ : 1233.9 cm-1
F. Kollipost, et al, J. Chem. Phys. 136, (2012). Experimental: I’ : cm-1 II’ : cm-1 III’ : cm-1 1228 1166 II : v10+ v √ I : v12+v14 ??? III : v22 √ I : v23+2 v24 √ 1226 1226 x2 x2
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Molecular constants of (HCOOH)2 (in cm-1)
b b M. Ortlieb and M. Havenith, J. Phys. Chem. A 111, 7355 (2007). ΔE = Eu – El El = E+ , Eu = E- Kusse G. Goroya et al, J. Chem. Phys. 140, (2014)
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Molecular constants of (HCOOH)2 (in cm-1)
ΔE = Eu – El El = E+ , Eu = E- Kusse G. Goroya et al, J. Chem. Phys. 140, (2014)
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Deperturbation analysis of the Fermi-triad system
H is underdetermined unless with some conditions: assuming only one bright state, two dark states relative band (line) intensities additional constraint on the coupling constants …… I. M. Konen et al., J. Chem. Phys. 125, (2006)
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Conclusions Vibration-rotation-tunneling spectra are measured and analyzed for the Fermi-triad system of (HCOOH)2 in the C-O stretch region. A different assignment for the combination band centered at cm-1 is proposed. The energy order of the tunneling levels in the vibrationally excited states is found to be reserve due to Fermi resonance. A reliable deperturbation analysis is still not available.
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