1973
DOI: 10.1063/1.1678906
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Infrared spectra and vibrational assignments of trans–CH3N–NH, CH3N–ND, CD3N–NH, and CD3N–ND

Abstract: Erratum: Infrared spectra and vibrational assignments of trans CH 3 N=NH, CH 3 N=ND, CD 3 N=NH , and CD 3 N=ND

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“…However, one would expect a large amplitude of motion for the methyl torsion, and this feature is borne out by the relatively large values of nonbonded H···N amplitudes in Table . The methyl torsional frequency itself has not been measured but is estimated to be about 170 cm –1 from combination bands seen for trans- CH 3 NNH . This value is in reasonable accord with harmonic/anharmonic values of 199/189 cm –1 that we calculate using the B3LYP method with a cc-pVTZ basis set.…”
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“…However, one would expect a large amplitude of motion for the methyl torsion, and this feature is borne out by the relatively large values of nonbonded H···N amplitudes in Table . The methyl torsional frequency itself has not been measured but is estimated to be about 170 cm –1 from combination bands seen for trans- CH 3 NNH . This value is in reasonable accord with harmonic/anharmonic values of 199/189 cm –1 that we calculate using the B3LYP method with a cc-pVTZ basis set.…”
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confidence: 90%
“…The methyl torsional frequency itself has not been measured but is estimated to be about 170 cm −1 from combination bands seen for trans-CH 3 NNH. 24 This value is in reasonable accord with harmonic/anharmonic values of 199/189 cm −1 that we calculate using the B3LYP method with a cc-pVTZ basis set.…”
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“…A possible, but questionable, explanation is hydrogen bonding. In going from the gas phase to the crystal phase, one expects stretching modes to decrease in frequency and bending modes to increase in frequency with hydrogen bonding . In addition, although the shift due to hydrogen bonding should be smaller for CD bonds than for CH bonds, the difference observed for TFEA isotopomers is too large.…”
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