Lamb-dip millimeter-wave spectrum, structure and dipole moment of HCCCCF
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The ground state rotational spectrum of HCCCCF has been observed in the millimeter-wave region using the Lamb-dip technique and very accurate values of the spectroscopic constants have been obtained. Moreover, the observation of the ground state rotational spectra of the four 13C monosubstituted isotopomers and of the deuterated species of fluorodiacetylene have enabled the determination of the r0 and rs molecular structures. The electric dipole moment of HCCCCF has been determined by observing the Stark spectrum of the J=3â�2 rotational transition. The equilibrium geometry and the dipole moment have been evaluated using different abinitio methods and comparison between experimental and theoretical results has been made.
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