Substituted Methanes. XXIII. Infrared Spectral Data, Rotational Constants, Normal Coordinate Treatments, and Thermodynamic Properties for CD3Br and CH3Br
- 1 March 1955
- journal article
- research article
- Published by AIP Publishing in The Journal of Chemical Physics
- Vol. 23 (3), 544-551
- https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1742027
Abstract
Infrared spectra were obtained between 400 and 4000 K with NaCl and KBr prisms. The a1 fundamentals for CD3Br are 2157, 993, and 578 K; for CH3Br they are 2972, 1305, and 611 K. For CD3Br, a least squares analysis of the observed wave numbers of the sub‐bands of σ6(e) gave for B1,A1,ζ, and σ0 the values 0.255 K, 2.529 K, 0.150, and 712.3 K; for σ5(e) the values were 0.257 K, 2.530 K, —0.339, and 1056.2 K. For σ4(e)=2293 K, the sub‐bands were not resolved, but the sum rule gave ζ4=0.240. The microwave value of B0 was used. The signs of B1—B0 for σ6 and σ5 are the same as those previously obtained for CH3I by use of the high‐dispersion records of Lagemann and Nielsen. For CH3Br, a least squares analysis of the grating data of Bennett and Meyer gave for σ6(e) : 0.315 K, 5.144 K, 0.217, and 955.4 K; for σ5(e) : 0.304 K, 5.062 K, —0.242, and 1448.2 K; and for σ4(e) : 0.321 K, 5.153 K, 0.064, and 3055.6 K. The sign of B1—B0 for σ6 is the same as for CH3I, but the signs for σ5 and σ4 are reversed. This inconsistency is presumably due to the limited accuracy with which the two small constants B1—B0 and (A1—B1) — (A0—B0) can be determined by the least squares method. The most probable values of the band origins are believed to be, 954.5, 1443.8, and 3056.7 for CH3Br and 711.6 and 1056.4 K for CD3Br (σ4 was not resolved, so no band origin could be obtained). Values of the principal potential constants are: fb=2.8631 md/A, fh=5.1199 md/A, fhh=0.53535 md A/rad2, and fbh=0.62871 md A/rad2. Values are given for 13 interaction constants. For CD3Br, the values of (H0—E00)/T, — (F0—E00)/T, S0, and Cp0 at 100, 273.16, 298.16, 900, and 1550°K are, respectively : 7.95, 42.66, 50.61, 8.00; 8.75, 50.86, 59.61, 11.07; 8.98, 51.63, 60.61, 11.68; 14.23, 64.09, 78.32, 20.38; and 17.57, 72.74, 90.31, 23.44 cal deg—1 mole—1. For CH3Br, the corresponding values are : 7.95, 41.41, 49.36, 7.97, 8.37, 49.51, 57.88, 9.72; 8.50, 50.25, 58.75, 10.14; 12.63, 61.51, 74.14, 18.19; and 15.87, 69.25, 85.12, and 22.00. Values for 27 other temperatures in this range are given.Keywords
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