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Contents of volume 45
JoTK?G;AL OF MOLECtTLAR SPECTROSCOPY 45, (1973)
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 45 NUMBER 1, J.WUARY 1973 (‘. SECROUK, A. BARBE, AND P. JOUVE. Higher-Order atomic Molecules.
Application
to Diatomic
Vibration
(;TJY STEEKBECKELIERS AND JE.~N BELLET. Application distortion
Intensities
theory to water and light asymmetric
of Watson’s
A. JEXOUVRIER, B. PASCA.~, AND H. LEFEBVRE-BRION.
10 Spectrum of CIO.
Anomalous
Spectrum
RICHARD H. MANN ANDPETER M. MANIS. A Vibrational methane. M. c‘. L. (;ERRY. The Microwave
1
centrifugal
tops. General methods. Anal-
ysis of the ground state and the v2 state of D,Olfi. N. B.4sco .4xi~ R. I>. MORSE. The Vacuum Ultraviolet Absorption the _Y”II state of N Se. LLE~ELLYN H. JONES. Raman and Far Infrared
of Poly-
and Bent XI’2 Molecules.
A-doubling
of I6 55
of CZNB.
Analysis of Trichloroiodo65
Spectrum
and Centrifugal
Distortion
Constants 71
of Vinyl Fluoride. \-. T. ,~IXKSANY.~K AKD S. KH. SAMVELYAN. On the Cse of Isotopic Determining
the Parameters
cJf POl\-atOlnk
3.5
of Intensity
Theory
Species
in the Vibrational
in
Spectra i’l
A~OkCUleS.
J. M. BRO&, JK. AND W. WELYNER, JR. Absorption Spectrum of BSY at 4°K. JAME:S K. G. ~VXTSOK;. The Isotope Dependence of the Equilibrium Rotational
82
Constants in ‘1: States of Diatomic Molecules. D. F. RIMMER, J. G. SMITH, AKD D. H. WHIFFEK. Microwave
99
Fluoride in Vibrationally
Excited
Spectra
of Thionyl 111
States.
I). (‘. MOULE AKD CH. V. S. RAMACHANDRARAO. Vibration-Rotation-Inversion Hamiltonian
120
of Formaldehyde.
EDW.~RD S. YEUKC. Radiative Pathways in Formaldehyde. I’. R. BUNKER. The Breakdown of the Born-Oppenheimer Diatomic Molecule: (‘onstants.
The Dipole Moment
and Nuclear
112 Approximation Quadrupole
Coupling 1.51
&:II~I.IAMH. KIKCHHOFE ANDDor.4~~ R. JOHAXOX. An Investigation Distortion
for a
in the Microwave
Spectrum
of Centrifugal 150
of Formamide.
NUMRER 2, FEBRUARY 1973
...
HARALD HERBORG NIELSEN : 1903-1973.
111
WHITIAX N. SHEPARD. Determination of Relative Transition Moment Orientations of Electronic Transitions from Polarized Azimuthal Fluorescence. A. D. JORDAN, GAD FISCHER, KATHARINA ROKOS, AND 1. G. Ross. Electronic Spectra of Azanaphthalenes: Quinasaline-t/e
Mixed
Crystal
Spectra
of Quinoxaline
167
and 173
JOSEPHBOHANDY,BRIS F. KIM, ANDC. K. JEN. Low-temperature Optical Absorption Spectra of Hematoporphyrins. 199 Y. OMURAAND T. SHIMANOUCHI. Infrared Spectra and Rotational Isomerism of Ethylenediammonium Ion in Aqueous Solution. 208 J. L. DUNCAN,D. C. MCKEAN, ANDP. D. MALLINSON. Infrared Crystal Spectra of CzH4, CzD4, and as-CzHzDz and the General Harmonic Force Field of Ethylene. 221 A. KALDOR,A. G. MAKI, A. J. DORNEY,ANDI. M. MILLS. The Assignment of v2 247 and v4 of SOS. A. J. DORNEY,A. R. HOY, ANDL. M. MILLS. An Anharmonic Force Field for SOS. 2.53 R. L. KUCZKOWSKI. The Microwave Spectra and Vibration-Rotational Interaction Constants for CD31 in the Excited Vibrational States. 261 G. C. MORRISANDJ. G. ANGUS.Probable Location of A ‘Ez, State of the Benzene 271 Molecule. 282 J. E. M. HEUVELANDA. DYMANUS.Hyperfine Structure of CHIOH. M. S. CHILD.Direct Inversion of Magnetic Fluorescence Quenching Data for the 293 B311(O,+) State of Iodine. H. BERGER,M. FAIVRE,J. P. CHAMPION, ANDJ. MORET-BAILLY.High Resolution 298 Raman Spectroscopy of CH4. B. MACKE AND P. GLORIEUX.Comments About “Microwave Double Resonance 302 Line Intensities for Pump Frequencies Far from Resonance”. ZAKYAK. ISMAIL,ROBERTH. HAUGE,ANDJOHNL. MARGRAVE.Infrared Spectra 304 of Matrix-Isolated Sodium and Potassium Cyanides. NOTES V. TABACIKAND Hs. H. GUNTHARD.Anomalous Band Contours in the Gas Spectrum of Pyrazole. V. TABACIK,Hs. H. GUNTHARD, ANDR. JACQUIER. On the Existence of Gaseous Pyrazole Hydrochloride as Studied by Matrix Spectroscopy. JEAN-CLAUDEDEROCHEAND GEORGESGRANER. Ground-State Molecular Constants of Bideuterated Methane. B. I. SWANSON, L. H. JONES,ANDR. R. RYAN. Infrared Spectrum of Fe(CO)s in Rare Gas Matrices.
316 319 322 324 326
ANNOUNCEMENT NUMBER3, MARCH 1973 J. SMITH,K. S. SESHADRI, ANDDAVIDWHITE. Infrared Spectra of Matrix Isolated BHs-NH3, BD3-ND3, and BH3-ND3. J. R. DURIG AND S. C. BROWN.Vibrational Spectra of (CDs)Xd and (CDz)zZn. ANDREASANDERSENANDYNGVE&RN. Configuration Interaction Studies of NF and NF+. D. THOMASTERWILLIGER ANDALLANL. SMITH.Analysis of Autoionizing Rydberg States in the Vacuum Ultraviolet Absorption Spectrum of HCl and DCl. DOLPHUSE. MILLIGAN,MARILYNE. JACOX,ANDJOHNH. MCAULEY.Matrix Isolation Study of the Vacuum-Ultraviolet Photolysis of HCClFz and of HCClpF. Infrared Spectra of the Parent Molecules and of the ClCFz and FCC12 Free Radicals.
327 338 3.58 366
377
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 45 NUMBER 1, J.WUARY 1973 (‘. SECROUK, A. BARBE, AND P. JOUVE. Higher-Order atomic Molecules.
Application
to Diatomic
Vibration
(;TJY STEEKBECKELIERS AND JE.~N BELLET. Application distortion
Intensities
theory to water and light asymmetric
of Watson’s
A. JEXOUVRIER, B. PASCA.~, AND H. LEFEBVRE-BRION.
10 Spectrum of CIO.
Anomalous
Spectrum
RICHARD H. MANN ANDPETER M. MANIS. A Vibrational methane. M. c‘. L. (;ERRY. The Microwave
1
centrifugal
tops. General methods. Anal-
ysis of the ground state and the v2 state of D,Olfi. N. B.4sco .4xi~ R. I>. MORSE. The Vacuum Ultraviolet Absorption the _Y”II state of N Se. LLE~ELLYN H. JONES. Raman and Far Infrared
of Poly-
and Bent XI’2 Molecules.
A-doubling
of I6 55
of CZNB.
Analysis of Trichloroiodo65
Spectrum
and Centrifugal
Distortion
Constants 71
of Vinyl Fluoride. \-. T. ,~IXKSANY.~K AKD S. KH. SAMVELYAN. On the Cse of Isotopic Determining
the Parameters
cJf POl\-atOlnk
3.5
of Intensity
Theory
Species
in the Vibrational
in
Spectra i’l
A~OkCUleS.
J. M. BRO&, JK. AND W. WELYNER, JR. Absorption Spectrum of BSY at 4°K. JAME:S K. G. ~VXTSOK;. The Isotope Dependence of the Equilibrium Rotational
82
Constants in ‘1: States of Diatomic Molecules. D. F. RIMMER, J. G. SMITH, AKD D. H. WHIFFEK. Microwave
99
Fluoride in Vibrationally
Excited
Spectra
of Thionyl 111
States.
I). (‘. MOULE AKD CH. V. S. RAMACHANDRARAO. Vibration-Rotation-Inversion Hamiltonian
120
of Formaldehyde.
EDW.~RD S. YEUKC. Radiative Pathways in Formaldehyde. I’. R. BUNKER. The Breakdown of the Born-Oppenheimer Diatomic Molecule: (‘onstants.
The Dipole Moment
and Nuclear
112 Approximation Quadrupole
Coupling 1.51
&:II~I.IAMH. KIKCHHOFE ANDDor.4~~ R. JOHAXOX. An Investigation Distortion
for a
in the Microwave
Spectrum
of Centrifugal 150
of Formamide.
NUMRER 2, FEBRUARY 1973
...
HARALD HERBORG NIELSEN : 1903-1973.
111
WHITIAX N. SHEPARD. Determination of Relative Transition Moment Orientations of Electronic Transitions from Polarized Azimuthal Fluorescence. A. D. JORDAN, GAD FISCHER, KATHARINA ROKOS, AND 1. G. Ross. Electronic Spectra of Azanaphthalenes: Quinasaline-t/e
Mixed
Crystal
Spectra
of Quinoxaline
167
and 173
JOSEPHBOHANDY,BRIS F. KIM, ANDC. K. JEN. Low-temperature Optical Absorption Spectra of Hematoporphyrins. 199 Y. OMURAAND T. SHIMANOUCHI. Infrared Spectra and Rotational Isomerism of Ethylenediammonium Ion in Aqueous Solution. 208 J. L. DUNCAN,D. C. MCKEAN, ANDP. D. MALLINSON. Infrared Crystal Spectra of CzH4, CzD4, and as-CzHzDz and the General Harmonic Force Field of Ethylene. 221 A. KALDOR,A. G. MAKI, A. J. DORNEY,ANDI. M. MILLS. The Assignment of v2 247 and v4 of SOS. A. J. DORNEY,A. R. HOY, ANDL. M. MILLS. An Anharmonic Force Field for SOS. 2.53 R. L. KUCZKOWSKI. The Microwave Spectra and Vibration-Rotational Interaction Constants for CD31 in the Excited Vibrational States. 261 G. C. MORRISANDJ. G. ANGUS.Probable Location of A ‘Ez, State of the Benzene 271 Molecule. 282 J. E. M. HEUVELANDA. DYMANUS.Hyperfine Structure of CHIOH. M. S. CHILD.Direct Inversion of Magnetic Fluorescence Quenching Data for the 293 B311(O,+) State of Iodine. H. BERGER,M. FAIVRE,J. P. CHAMPION, ANDJ. MORET-BAILLY.High Resolution 298 Raman Spectroscopy of CH4. B. MACKE AND P. GLORIEUX.Comments About “Microwave Double Resonance 302 Line Intensities for Pump Frequencies Far from Resonance”. ZAKYAK. ISMAIL,ROBERTH. HAUGE,ANDJOHNL. MARGRAVE.Infrared Spectra 304 of Matrix-Isolated Sodium and Potassium Cyanides. NOTES V. TABACIKAND Hs. H. GUNTHARD.Anomalous Band Contours in the Gas Spectrum of Pyrazole. V. TABACIK,Hs. H. GUNTHARD, ANDR. JACQUIER. On the Existence of Gaseous Pyrazole Hydrochloride as Studied by Matrix Spectroscopy. JEAN-CLAUDEDEROCHEAND GEORGESGRANER. Ground-State Molecular Constants of Bideuterated Methane. B. I. SWANSON, L. H. JONES,ANDR. R. RYAN. Infrared Spectrum of Fe(CO)s in Rare Gas Matrices.
316 319 322 324 326
ANNOUNCEMENT NUMBER3, MARCH 1973 J. SMITH,K. S. SESHADRI, ANDDAVIDWHITE. Infrared Spectra of Matrix Isolated BHs-NH3, BD3-ND3, and BH3-ND3. J. R. DURIG AND S. C. BROWN.Vibrational Spectra of (CDs)Xd and (CDz)zZn. ANDREASANDERSENANDYNGVE&RN. Configuration Interaction Studies of NF and NF+. D. THOMASTERWILLIGER ANDALLANL. SMITH.Analysis of Autoionizing Rydberg States in the Vacuum Ultraviolet Absorption Spectrum of HCl and DCl. DOLPHUSE. MILLIGAN,MARILYNE. JACOX,ANDJOHNH. MCAULEY.Matrix Isolation Study of the Vacuum-Ultraviolet Photolysis of HCClFz and of HCClpF. Infrared Spectra of the Parent Molecules and of the ClCFz and FCC12 Free Radicals.
327 338 3.58 366
377