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The infrared spectrum of Ne-CO: Analysis of combined jet and static cell data for 20Ne and 22Ne

The rotation-vibration spectrum of the weakly bound complex Ne-CO has been studied in the 2140 cm-1 region of the fundamental stretching vibration of carbon monoxide. Spectra were obtained using two different and complementary techniques: first, a pulsed supersonic jet expansion and a tunable infrared diode laser source; and, second, a long-path, low-temperature, static gas cell and a Fourier transform infrared spectrometer. The spectrum of Ne-CO is approximately that of a T-shaped asymmetric rotor, but the complex undergoes very large amplitude intermolecular bending and stretching motions. About 106 transitions for 20Ne-12C16O, and 88 for 22Ne-12C16O, were assigned to the perpendicular subbands with K = 1 ← 0 and 0 ← 1 and to the parallel subband with K = 0 ← 0. Tentative observations were also made of the K = 2 ← 1 and 1 ← 2 subband centres, and of a bending combination band of the 20Ne isotope. The observed B¯ rotational constant in the K = 0 ground state was 0·10873 cm-1 for 20Ne-CO, which correspond...