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High-resolution infrared spectroscopy of carbon dioxide dimers, trimers, and larger clusters

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Pages 2195-2205 | Received 13 Apr 2010, Accepted 19 May 2010, Published online: 27 Jul 2010
 

Abstract

From 1984 to 1996 there was rapid progress in the spectroscopy of CO2 dimers and trimers, but since then little work has appeared. Here we report a number of new high-resolution infrared results. For the dimer, a combination band provides the first experimental intermolecular vibrational frequency, and 13C isotopic spectra clarify the role of resonant and non-resonant vibrational shifts. For the cyclic trimer, a new parallel combination band involving an out-of-plane intermolecular mode is observed, and various 13C isotope results are analysed. In addition to these dimer and trimer results, the spectra also contain features which must be due to larger (CO2) N clusters in the range N ≈ 5–15.

Acknowledgements

We thank L. Murdock for technical assistance, J. Norooz Oliaee and F. Mivehvar for some of the measurements, and S.R. Gadre for some unpublished results. Many of our results were greatly facilitated by use of PGOPHER, and we are pleased to acknowledge C.M. Western for helpful advice and program updates. We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada.

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