MICROWAVE SPECTRAL TABLES Diatomic Molecules

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BrCl Bromine monochloride 2.. IsotopicMolecularSpeciesBr79Cl35Br 79 Cl 37Br81Cl 35Br81Cl 37Av/pMe/mmHDebye0.57B eMe/sec4570.92 m4499.84 m4536.14 m4365.01 mu ocm'1[43ol[43 0][430][430]a eMe/ sec23.2221.9422.9521.67eqQ(Br)Me/sec+876.8+876.8+732.9+732.9eqQ(Cl)Me/ sec-103.6- 81.14-103.6- 81.14References036303639901036303630363IsotopicMolecularSpeciesRotation1 MJ *- JVibrationV¥lF fFlitFVMe/ secIntensity cm300° 195°RefBr79 Cl35li-Oground1/223/238899.5012.F-09 36.fc-0903635/233/239063.7752.E-10 15.E-095/223/239074.9137.E-11 li.fc-105/243/239080.7333.E-09 96.t-095/213/209088.6156.E-10 16.fc-093/233/239291.6122.E-09 63.E-093/223/239307,965
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Page 5 and 6: Microwave Spectral TablesVolume I:
Page 7 and 8: Casimir's function and the hyperfin
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IsotopicMolecularSpeciesN140 16Rota
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The values of V areandN(2N + 3)/(2N
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IsotopicMolecularSpecies0 160 17JRo
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KBr Potassium bromide t,B207Isotopi
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IsotopicMolecularSpeciesK^Cl35ic^ci
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Iso topicMolecularSpeciesK^Cl35Rota
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IsotopicMolecularSpeciesRb85Cl35Rot
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IsotopicMolecularSpeciesRb85!127Rot
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IsotopicMolecularSpeciesSa 23Br81Ro
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IsotopicMolecularSpeciesSa23 !127Ro
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IsotopicMolecularSpeciesT1203Br79Ro
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IsotopicMolecularSpeciesTl205Br79Tl
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T1C1Thallium chlorideIsotopicMolecu
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IsotopicMolecularSpeciesT1205C137Ro
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IsotopicMolecularSpeciesT1205I127Ro
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Table 2.Casimir's Function andHyper
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