This H2C3H isomer is better described as
a combination of the 2-propynyl and the propadienyl resonance
forms. These resonance forms are also known as propargyl and
allenyl, respectively.
The experimental lines were taken from
(1) K. Tanaka, Y. Sumiyoshi, Y. Ohshima, Y. Endo, and K. Kawaguchi,
1997, J. Chem. Phys. 107, 2728.
The parameters used in the present fit differ slightly from
those in (1).
Since the rather complex hyperfine splitting will be
unresolvable at higher frequencies or hard to be resolved at
lower frequencies in warmer inter- or circumstellar sources
the main entry does NOT take into account hyperfine
splitting.
NOTE HOWEVER: the
1H hyperfine splitting may be
resolvable at lower frequencies and in cooler sources.
Therefore, a
calculation with hyperfine structure
is available with N and Ka
up to 10 and 2, respectively.
The main entry has been simplified to include only 4 quantum
numbers: N, Ka, Kc,
and J + 1/2.
Since only transition with N up to 2 have been observed
the predictions have been limited to N and
Ka = 30 and 6, respectively.
But even for these the predicted uncertainties should be viewed
with great caution !
The predictions with hyperfine splitting have six quantum numbers.
In this case, the fourth quantum number is 1 for transitions
with hyperfine splitting.
The fifth one is an
aggregate spin number.
It can be decoded with part of the
hfs.out file.
The sixth quantum number, F, designates the total spin.
The dipole moment is from an ab initio calculation by
(2) P. Botschwina, R. Oswald, J. Flügge, and M. Horn,
1995, Z. Phys. Chem. 188, 29.
At low temperatures, it may be necessary to discern between
ortho-H2C3H and
para-H2C3H.
The ortho states are described by Ka even,
the para states by Ka odd.
There are three times as many levels for ortho-H2C3H
than there are for para-H2C3H.
Thus, for transitions with unresolved 1H hyperfine splitting
the nuclear spin-weight ratio is 6 : 2 between
ortho-H2C3H
and para-H2C3H.
However, for transitions with resolved 1H hyperfine splitting
no non-trivial spin-statistics have to be considered.
The NKaKc = 111;
J + 1/2 = 2 is the lowest para state.
It is 9.9103 cm1 above ground.
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