1997
DOI: 10.1016/s0009-2614(97)00198-x
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Free jet absorption millimeter wave spectrum of the pyrimidine—argon molecular complex

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“…The small non-zero values of j b j and j c j for the oxygen atom and the hydrogen atom involved in the hydrogen bond are probably due to the large amplitude motions underlying this type of molecular complex (see, for example, ref. [19]), and are therefore compatible with zero Table 1. Rotational constants, centrifugal constants, and energy differences between the two sublevels of the ground state for the pyrazine/water complexes.…”
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confidence: 67%
“…The small non-zero values of j b j and j c j for the oxygen atom and the hydrogen atom involved in the hydrogen bond are probably due to the large amplitude motions underlying this type of molecular complex (see, for example, ref. [19]), and are therefore compatible with zero Table 1. Rotational constants, centrifugal constants, and energy differences between the two sublevels of the ground state for the pyrazine/water complexes.…”
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“…These coordinates are also reported in Table 3, and give more indications on the structure of the complex. The small nonzero values of j x j are attributed to large amplitude motions that underlie this kind of molecular complex, [7] and therefore are compatible with zero equilibrium values. The values obtained are affected by the Coriolis contributions to the moments of inertia, are thus implicitly approximated values.…”
Section: Geometrymentioning
confidence: 78%
“…A rather simple interpretation of this effect has been given for PRM ± Ar, in terms of mass dispersion and vibrational Coriolis couplings. [7] Van der Waals motions…”
Section: Geometrymentioning
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“…The small non-zero j b j value for the water oxygen is consistent with the contributions due to the large-amplitude motions of the water moiety in a van der Waals complex (see for example ref. [33]). …”
Section: The Tetrahydropyran ± Water Complexmentioning
confidence: 99%