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Contents of volume 41
JOCRNAL
OF
MOLECULBR
SPECTROSCOPY
CONTENTS
41,
iii-V
(1972)
OF VOLUME
41
NUMBER 1, JANUARY 1972 ANNA MAE WALSH BAKKE. A Molecular Structure St,udy of Dimethylmercury, Dimethylcadmium, Dimethylzinc and the Deuterated Com1 pounds (:. B. FISH, G. J. CARTWRIGHT,A. D. WALSH,AND P. A. WARSOP.Rotational 20 Structure in the Q,- +- ‘Zgf Transition of Cyanogen at 2200 A W. J. MITCHELLANDM. Ii. DEARMOND.High Resolution Spectraof Cr(III)83 Sulfur Chelates TAKAYOSHIKOBAYASHI,SABURONAGAKURA,SATOSHII~ASHIMA,ANDHIROO INOKUCHI.The Spectral Dependence of Fluorescence Decay Times Observed for the Benzo[g , h , ilperylene Crystal and Its Mixed Crystal with Perylenc 44 HIROSHIMORITA ANDSABURONAGAKURA.Sear-Infrared Spectra of Hydrogen-Bonded Cyclic Dimcrs of Some Carboxylic Acids 24 I<. WIELAND, JOEL B. TELLINGHUISEN,AND A. XOBS. The Band Systems & + B (4000-4360 8) and F -+ X (2530-2740 8) of 12’12and lzs12, and the Corresponding System E f-f B of Brz and Cl2 69 I’. L. LEE ANI)R. H. SCHWENDEMAN. The Microwave Spectrum, Barrier to Internal Rotation, and Dipole Moment of Cyclopropyl Methyl Ketone 84 R. .J. CORICE, JR., I<. Fox, AND W. H. FLETCHER.St#udies of Absorption Spectra of GpHI in the 2-17 p Region 9.5 C!H. Jr. S. I~AM~CHANDRA RAO. Redundant Forces and Compliance Constants 103 ROBERT L. COOK, FRANK C. DE LUCX~,AND PAUL HELMINGEIZ. Millimet,er and Submillimeter Wave Rotational Spectrum and Centrifugal Distortion Effects of D,S I 2-i Ii. TV. PETERSOKANDT. H. EDWARDS.Analysis of vqof CI&Br 137 ~IAKFREDWINNEWISSERAND BRENDA P. WINNE~ISSER. l\lillimeter Wave Rotational Spectrum of HCNO in Vibrationally Excited States 143 AI~THURG. ~IAKI. A High Resolution Study of Z-type Resonance in Cyclepropane 177 J. BOTINEAU.Infrared Absorption of Methane at High Resolution Between 1% 1225 and 1400 cm-’ B. R. PARKER AND G. I’. KHARE. Infrared Spectra of DKA: Correlation of Theoretical and Observed Frequencies 19.5 H. ICASTAND H. L. WELSH. High-Resolution Raman Spectra of Acet.ylene, A&,\-lrnr-cl1 , and Acetylene-c& 20x 111
NOTES AGOSTINOBALDACCI,SERGIOGHERSETTI,AND K. NARAHARIRAO. As222 signments of the 12CtH2Bands at 2.1-2.2 p HAROLDJONESAND R. F. CURL, JR. Microwave Spectrum and Dipole 226 Moment of Vinyltrifluorosilane .JA~~EsK. G. WATSON. The Numbers of Structural Parameters and 229 Potential Constants of Molecules 231
ERRATA NUJIBER 2, FEBRUARY 1972 KAL~IL SARKA. Anomalous Values of the Rotational Constants of the Parallel Bands Perturbed by Coriolis Resonance YYES GRENIE AND CHANTAL GARRIGOU-LAGRANGE. Infrared Spectra of Glycine Isotopic Species Isolated in an Argon or Nitrogen Matrix G. L. LEBEL AND J. D. LAPOSA. Luminescence of Benzonitrile, Monodeuterobenzonitriles, and Perdeuterobenzonitrile at 77°K in Polycrystalline Matrices G. VARGHESE,S. N. GHOSH, AND S. PADDI REDDY. Frequency Shifts of Quadrupolar Components of the Collision-Induced Fundamental Band of H? ROBIN M. HOCHSTRASSER AND TA-YUEN LI. Spectral Manifestations of Nonradiative Processes in Azulene HIROAKI BABA AND MICHIO KITAMURA. Molecular Association and Emission Spectra of Benzoic Acid P. R. BUNKER AND J. M. R. STONE. The Bending-Rotation Hamiltonian for the Triatomic Molecule and Application to HCN and Hz0 WILLIAM H. KIRCHHOFF. On the Calculation and Interpretation of Centrifugal Distortion Constants: A Statistical Basis for Model Testing: The Calculation of the Force Field W. GOOD, R. J. CONAN, JR., A. BAUDER, AND Hs. H. G~~NTHARD. Microwave Spectra of Deuterium Substituted 2-Chloropropenes and t’he Conformation of the Methyl Group M. OGAWA AND S. OGAWA. Absorption Spectrum of CO in the Hopfield Helium Continuum Region, 600-1020 8
233 240
249
291 297 302 310
333
351 393
NOTES J. T. BELL. New Absorption Bands for the Uranyl Ion R. JANKOWAND J. N. WILLIS, JR. Minimizing Emission Background in Laser Raman Spectroscopy IRA W. LEVIN, STANLEYABRA~IOWITZ,AND A. MUELLER. Jahn-Teller Vibrations of ReFG HARUTOSHITAKEO, EIZI HIROTA, ANDYONEZO MORINO. Third-order Potential Const#ants and Dipole Moment of SeOz by Microwave Spectroscopy ERRATA iv
409 412 415
420 423
NUMBER
3, MARCH
1972
(;. HERZBERG AND CH. JUNGEN. Rydberg Series and Ionization Potential of the H, Molecule RAUNO ANTTILA. Near-Infrared Spectrum of CD&N BASIL CURNUTTEAND JAGDEESHBANDEKAR. The Intramolecular Vibrations of the Water Molecule in the Liquid State JON B. BRYAN ANDBASIL CURNUTTE. A Normal Coordinate *\nalysisBased on the Local Structure of Liquid Water C~ISBERT WINNEU~ISSEH. Millimeter-Wave Rotational Spectrum of HSSD. ~Q,Branch .J. A. COXON. The Ext,rcmc Red Absorption Spectrum of Br:! , ASIl(l,,) +_Y’I;,f .J. 8. COXON. Franc&Condon Factors and R-Centroids for Halogen Molecules-III. The S%(l) - X'Z+ System of 7gB1.81Br V. S. KUSHAWAHA,B. P. ASTHANA,AND C. J/I. PATHAK. Chemical Excitation of As0 ,J. D. SIMMONSANDJ. li. ~ICDONALD. The Emission Spectrum of AlK
4% is7 500 512 534 54s 566 577 5x4
XOTES H. H~~BER AND G. A. OZIN. Matrix Raman Spectroscopy ; The Lithium Atom-Oxygen Molecule Cocondensation Reaction (:. I)I LAURO. Matrix Element,s of the Powers of Q and P Operators for the Isotropic Two-Dimensional Oscillator ANNOUNCEMENT AUTHOR INDEX SUBJECTTNDEX
59.5 598 600 601 602
OF
MOLECULBR
SPECTROSCOPY
CONTENTS
41,
iii-V
(1972)
OF VOLUME
41
NUMBER 1, JANUARY 1972 ANNA MAE WALSH BAKKE. A Molecular Structure St,udy of Dimethylmercury, Dimethylcadmium, Dimethylzinc and the Deuterated Com1 pounds (:. B. FISH, G. J. CARTWRIGHT,A. D. WALSH,AND P. A. WARSOP.Rotational 20 Structure in the Q,- +- ‘Zgf Transition of Cyanogen at 2200 A W. J. MITCHELLANDM. Ii. DEARMOND.High Resolution Spectraof Cr(III)83 Sulfur Chelates TAKAYOSHIKOBAYASHI,SABURONAGAKURA,SATOSHII~ASHIMA,ANDHIROO INOKUCHI.The Spectral Dependence of Fluorescence Decay Times Observed for the Benzo[g , h , ilperylene Crystal and Its Mixed Crystal with Perylenc 44 HIROSHIMORITA ANDSABURONAGAKURA.Sear-Infrared Spectra of Hydrogen-Bonded Cyclic Dimcrs of Some Carboxylic Acids 24 I<. WIELAND, JOEL B. TELLINGHUISEN,AND A. XOBS. The Band Systems & + B (4000-4360 8) and F -+ X (2530-2740 8) of 12’12and lzs12, and the Corresponding System E f-f B of Brz and Cl2 69 I’. L. LEE ANI)R. H. SCHWENDEMAN. The Microwave Spectrum, Barrier to Internal Rotation, and Dipole Moment of Cyclopropyl Methyl Ketone 84 R. .J. CORICE, JR., I<. Fox, AND W. H. FLETCHER.St#udies of Absorption Spectra of GpHI in the 2-17 p Region 9.5 C!H. Jr. S. I~AM~CHANDRA RAO. Redundant Forces and Compliance Constants 103 ROBERT L. COOK, FRANK C. DE LUCX~,AND PAUL HELMINGEIZ. Millimet,er and Submillimeter Wave Rotational Spectrum and Centrifugal Distortion Effects of D,S I 2-i Ii. TV. PETERSOKANDT. H. EDWARDS.Analysis of vqof CI&Br 137 ~IAKFREDWINNEWISSERAND BRENDA P. WINNE~ISSER. l\lillimeter Wave Rotational Spectrum of HCNO in Vibrationally Excited States 143 AI~THURG. ~IAKI. A High Resolution Study of Z-type Resonance in Cyclepropane 177 J. BOTINEAU.Infrared Absorption of Methane at High Resolution Between 1% 1225 and 1400 cm-’ B. R. PARKER AND G. I’. KHARE. Infrared Spectra of DKA: Correlation of Theoretical and Observed Frequencies 19.5 H. ICASTAND H. L. WELSH. High-Resolution Raman Spectra of Acet.ylene, A&,\-lrnr-cl1 , and Acetylene-c& 20x 111
NOTES AGOSTINOBALDACCI,SERGIOGHERSETTI,AND K. NARAHARIRAO. As222 signments of the 12CtH2Bands at 2.1-2.2 p HAROLDJONESAND R. F. CURL, JR. Microwave Spectrum and Dipole 226 Moment of Vinyltrifluorosilane .JA~~EsK. G. WATSON. The Numbers of Structural Parameters and 229 Potential Constants of Molecules 231
ERRATA NUJIBER 2, FEBRUARY 1972 KAL~IL SARKA. Anomalous Values of the Rotational Constants of the Parallel Bands Perturbed by Coriolis Resonance YYES GRENIE AND CHANTAL GARRIGOU-LAGRANGE. Infrared Spectra of Glycine Isotopic Species Isolated in an Argon or Nitrogen Matrix G. L. LEBEL AND J. D. LAPOSA. Luminescence of Benzonitrile, Monodeuterobenzonitriles, and Perdeuterobenzonitrile at 77°K in Polycrystalline Matrices G. VARGHESE,S. N. GHOSH, AND S. PADDI REDDY. Frequency Shifts of Quadrupolar Components of the Collision-Induced Fundamental Band of H? ROBIN M. HOCHSTRASSER AND TA-YUEN LI. Spectral Manifestations of Nonradiative Processes in Azulene HIROAKI BABA AND MICHIO KITAMURA. Molecular Association and Emission Spectra of Benzoic Acid P. R. BUNKER AND J. M. R. STONE. The Bending-Rotation Hamiltonian for the Triatomic Molecule and Application to HCN and Hz0 WILLIAM H. KIRCHHOFF. On the Calculation and Interpretation of Centrifugal Distortion Constants: A Statistical Basis for Model Testing: The Calculation of the Force Field W. GOOD, R. J. CONAN, JR., A. BAUDER, AND Hs. H. G~~NTHARD. Microwave Spectra of Deuterium Substituted 2-Chloropropenes and t’he Conformation of the Methyl Group M. OGAWA AND S. OGAWA. Absorption Spectrum of CO in the Hopfield Helium Continuum Region, 600-1020 8
233 240
249
291 297 302 310
333
351 393
NOTES J. T. BELL. New Absorption Bands for the Uranyl Ion R. JANKOWAND J. N. WILLIS, JR. Minimizing Emission Background in Laser Raman Spectroscopy IRA W. LEVIN, STANLEYABRA~IOWITZ,AND A. MUELLER. Jahn-Teller Vibrations of ReFG HARUTOSHITAKEO, EIZI HIROTA, ANDYONEZO MORINO. Third-order Potential Const#ants and Dipole Moment of SeOz by Microwave Spectroscopy ERRATA iv
409 412 415
420 423
NUMBER
3, MARCH
1972
(;. HERZBERG AND CH. JUNGEN. Rydberg Series and Ionization Potential of the H, Molecule RAUNO ANTTILA. Near-Infrared Spectrum of CD&N BASIL CURNUTTEAND JAGDEESHBANDEKAR. The Intramolecular Vibrations of the Water Molecule in the Liquid State JON B. BRYAN ANDBASIL CURNUTTE. A Normal Coordinate *\nalysisBased on the Local Structure of Liquid Water C~ISBERT WINNEU~ISSEH. Millimeter-Wave Rotational Spectrum of HSSD. ~Q,Branch .J. A. COXON. The Ext,rcmc Red Absorption Spectrum of Br:! , ASIl(l,,) +_Y’I;,f .J. 8. COXON. Franc&Condon Factors and R-Centroids for Halogen Molecules-III. The S%(l) - X'Z+ System of 7gB1.81Br V. S. KUSHAWAHA,B. P. ASTHANA,AND C. J/I. PATHAK. Chemical Excitation of As0 ,J. D. SIMMONSANDJ. li. ~ICDONALD. The Emission Spectrum of AlK
4% is7 500 512 534 54s 566 577 5x4
XOTES H. H~~BER AND G. A. OZIN. Matrix Raman Spectroscopy ; The Lithium Atom-Oxygen Molecule Cocondensation Reaction (:. I)I LAURO. Matrix Element,s of the Powers of Q and P Operators for the Isotropic Two-Dimensional Oscillator ANNOUNCEMENT AUTHOR INDEX SUBJECTTNDEX
59.5 598 600 601 602