Laboratory measurements of millimeter and submillimeter rotational transitions of NH2
Arthur A. Charo, Eric Herbst, Frank C. De Lucia, K. V. L. N. Sastry
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Arthur A. Charo, Eric Herbst, Frank C. De Lucia, K. V. L. N. Sastry
Abstract
The frequencies of the 313-2 sub 20 and 110-1 sub 01 rotational transitions of NH2 have been measured by means of millimeter and submillimeter microwave spectroscopy. The fine and hyperfine components of the former lie near 240 GHz and the latter near 465 GHz. These transitions appear to be the most favorable for the detection of the important NH2 radical in dense interstellar clouds.
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The frequencies of the 313-2 sub 20 and 110-1 sub 01 rotational transitions of NH2 have been measured by means of millimeter and submillimeter microwave spectroscopy. The fine and hyperfine components of the former lie near 240 GHz and the latter near 465 GHz. These transitions appear to be the most favorable for the detection of the important NH2 radical in dense interstellar clouds.
Key concepts: Millimeter, Physics, Rotational transition, Submillimeter wave, Hyperfine structure, Astrochemistry, Microwave, Rotational spectrum