Vol. 35, issue 11, article # 1

Abstract:

The calculated line intensities of the 1–0, 2–0 and 3–0 absorption bands of the radioactive hydrogen chloride isotopologue H³⁶Cl are presented. The line positions were calculated using the Dunham coefficients obtained with the help of the isotopic independent spectroscopic constants. The line intensities of these bands were calculated using the effective dipole moment parameters obtained with the help of the isotopic substitution equations based on the effective dipole moment parameters of the H³⁵Cl isotopologue. The latter were fitted to the line intensities presented in the HITRAN2020 database.

Keywords:

radioactive isotopologue, hydrogen chloride, absorption bands, line intensity, effective dipole moment parameter

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