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The effect of NH2-inversion tunneling splitting on the NH-stretching overtone spectra of aniline vapour
2004
Physical Chemistry, Chemical Physics - PCCP
The room temperature vibrational overtone spectrum of aniline vapour has been recorded by intracavity laser photoacoustic spectroscopy in the 9700 cm À1 to 16 600 cm À1 region. The NH-stretching overtone bands exhibit spectral structure due to the tunneling splitting of the amino group inversion states. We find that this tunneling splitting steadily decreases with increasing NH-stretching vibrational excitation, and at the fourth NHstretching overtone the splitting is negligible. Wave numbers
doi:10.1039/b308564c
fatcat:6rpn6vqwzfdn5p2xrwoditeazq