FNO

Rotational, centrifugal distortion constants
for 19F14N16O

Watson's
Determinable
Parameters
Present Value a
[MHz]
Cook
[MHz]
Ref.
Adouble prime 95 189.827(78)   65010
Bdouble prime 11 844.074(9)  
Cdouble prime 10 508.393(8)  
tau1 -0.095 170(2681)  
tau2 -0.060 646(411)  
tau3 b 6.93(2)  
tauaaaa -15.771(49) -15.586 926
taubbbb -0.100 443(258) -0.099 630
taucccc -0.056 918(201) -0.056 554
HJ 0.3669(1494) × 10-6  
HJK -0.8311(7102) × 10-5 2.339 × 10-6
HKJ -0.152(243) × 10-4 -4.946 × 10-5
HK 0.158(40) × 10-2  
hJ c -0.128(88) × 10-6  
hJK 0.2545(1300) × 10-4  
hK -0.1219(586) × 10-2  
Std. dev. 0.244  
No. lines fit 90  
Derived Parameters
 (assuming planarity conditions)
Aprime 95 189.790(78) 95 189.77
Bprime 11 844.137(8) 11 844.12
Cprime 10 508.320(8) 10 508.31
tauprimebbcc -0.074 37(24) -0.073 67
tauprimeccaa 0.1266(33) 0.1402
tauprimeaabb -0.1474(33)  
tauaabb(1) 0.4087(40) 0.418 629
tauaabb(2) 0.4258(69)
tauaabb(3) 0.4258(69)
tauabab(1) -0.2780(34) 0.289 581
tauabab(2) -0.2935(61)
tauabab(3) -0.2952(69)
Deltatau 0.34(16) × 10-3  

a The uncertainties quoted are one standared deviation as estimated by the least squares fit. The number of significant figures quoted are necessary to reproduce the calculated transition frequencies within their standard deviations.

b Strictly speaking, tau3 is not a determinable parameter, but is calculated from tau1, tau2, tauaaaa, and taubbbb using the planarity conditions.

c Watson uses 2hJ for this parameter.

 

Molecular parameters for FNO

Parameters 19F14N16O 19F14N16O 19F15N16O Ref.
A 95 189.67(81) 92 667.47(170) 90 828.51(170) 69026 a
B 11 844.065(74) 11 253.92(11) 11 825.33(11)
C 10 508.259(79) 10 012.07(15) 10 437.62(15)
chiaa 1.69(5)  
chibb -4.83(5)
chicc 3.14(5)
µa [C · m]
     µa [D]
5.67 × 10-30 
     1.70 b
µb [C · m]
     µb [D]
2.07 × 10-30 
     0.62 b

a The values in the table are taken from this reference unless otherwise indicated.

b Reference [51007].


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