Two 1:1 adducts of ammonia with ethanol have been characterized by using pulsed-jet FT microwave spectroscopy. They are formed with two different (trans and gauche), stable conformers of ethanol. Several internal-dynamics effects are reflected in the features of the rotational spectra. The trans complex shows the tunneling effects owing to internal rotation of both ammonia and the methyl group. The rotational transitions of the gauche species exhibit a small splitting that is related to tunneling through the potential-energy barrier between the two equivalent minima.

Shapes and Internal Dynamics of the 1:1 Adducts of Ammonia with trans and gauche Ethanol: A Rotational Study

2012

Abstract

Two 1:1 adducts of ammonia with ethanol have been characterized by using pulsed-jet FT microwave spectroscopy. They are formed with two different (trans and gauche), stable conformers of ethanol. Several internal-dynamics effects are reflected in the features of the rotational spectra. The trans complex shows the tunneling effects owing to internal rotation of both ammonia and the methyl group. The rotational transitions of the gauche species exhibit a small splitting that is related to tunneling through the potential-energy barrier between the two equivalent minima.
2012
Istituto per lo Studio dei Materiali Nanostrutturati - ISMN
Inglese
18
40
12759
12763
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MICROWAVE-SPECTRUM
MOLECULAR-COMPLEX
MODEL-CALCULATIONS
HYDROGEN-BOND
GAS-PHASE
1
info:eu-repo/semantics/article
262
Barbara M. Giuliano; Laura B. Favero; Assimo Maris; Walther Caminati
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