Theoretical rotation-vibration spectroscopy of {\it cis}- and {\it trans}-diphosphene (PH) and the deuterated species PHD
arXiv:1905.04990 · doi:10.1063/1.5092767
Abstract
Growing astronomical interest in phosphorous (P) chemistry is stimulating the search for new interstellar P-bearing molecules; a task requiring detailed knowledge of the microwave and infrared molecular spectrum. In this work, we present comprehensive rotation-vibration line lists of the \cis- and \trans-isomers of diphosphene (PH). The line lists have been generated using robust, first-principles methodologies based on newly computed, high-level \ai\ potential energy and dipole moment surfaces. Transitions are considered between states with energies up to ~cm and total angular momentum . These are the first-ever line lists to be reported for PH and they should significantly facilitate future spectroscopic characterization of this system. The deuterated species \trans-PHD and the effect of its dynamic dipole moment on the rovibrational spectrum is also discussed.
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