Physics
Scientific paper
Jun 2007
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American Physical Society, 38th Annual Meeting of the Division of Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics, June 5-9, 2007, abstra
Physics
Scientific paper
The ν9 fundamental band of ethane occurs in the 12 μm region. It is the strongest band of ethane in a terrestrial window and is commonly used to determine ethane's abundance in the atmospheres of the Jovian planets and comets, and to determine their temperature. The ν9+ν4-ν4 band occurs in the same region; neither can be analyzed as an isolated band, since both are embedded in the torsional bath of the ground vibrational state. Precise and accurate absolute intensities of these bands are crucial for correct interpretation of recent Cassini observations of ethane spectra in the atmospheres of Saturn and Titan. Although, our group has carried out a satisfactory frequency analysis of the ν9 fundamental, a complete analysis of ν9+ν4-ν4 is hampered due to an interaction with the ν12 fundamental. This fundamental vibration is infrared inactive. It is also very weakly Raman active. To access this vibrational state, we have obtained a high resolution Fourier transform spectrum of the weak ν12-ν9 band using a Bruker IFS120HR. In this talk, I will describe a global frequency analysis of data including the four lowest vibrational states of ethane.
Borvayeh Leila
Moazzen-Ahmadi Nasser
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