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초록

Using microwave spectroscopy, many gas molecules have been determined dipole moments, spectroscopic constants, and structure parameters. Through this study, we find out characteristics of gas molecules and these data can be good information about the atmospheric chemical reaction. The spectrum of n-butylsilane, expected to exist in the atmosphere, was analyzed. n-butylsilane has five conformers aa, ag, ga, gg, gg'. All conformers are prolate asymmetric rotors; the kappa value is between -0.96 and -0.99. To assign rotational spectra, the tentative rotational constants were calculated using Gaussian 03. For aa conformer strong a-type transition with J from 3 to 7 were found and assigned. For ag conformer, a-type transitions and some of c-type transitions were found. For ga conformer, a-type transition and some of b-type transitions constants were found. However, the spectra of the gg, gg' conformer were not found. The three rotational, centrifugal distortion constants were determined and the fit was done using Watson's S reduced Hamiltonian.

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