MM-Wave Rotational Spectrum of Methyl Nitrate Jessica Thomas, Ivan Medvedev, Department of Physics, Wright State University David Dolson Department of.

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MM-Wave Rotational Spectrum of Methyl Nitrate Jessica Thomas, Ivan Medvedev, Department of Physics, Wright State University David Dolson Department of Chemistry, Wright State University

Chemical related to metabolism With diabetes this chemical has been known to be on the order of parts per trillion. Also, it is known to be expressed in breath in children with type 1 diabetes. Likely, oxidative stress on individuals during hyperglycemia in type 1 diabetics causes methyl nitrate production. Could be an indicator used for air quality monitoring Possesses explosive qualities Could be a molecule of interest in interstellar medium OUR INTEREST IN METHYL NITRATE

The synthesis of this chemical was done by scaling down and following the procedures published in Organic Syntheses. Our experiment was done to yield roughly 3-4 ml of MeONO 2. THE SYNTHESIS Drying Setup Glass Wool CaCl 2 3-4mL MeONO 2 Nitration of methanol by a mixture of sulfuric and nitric acid. Sulfuric acid is used as a catalyst and an absorber of water The product was dried to remove any excess water

METHYL NITRATE, THE MOLECULE Molecular FormulaCH 3 NO 3 Molar Mass g/mol Density1.203 g/cm 3 Melting point  C Dipole momentμ a = 3.1 D μ b =.25 D Colorless volatile liquid Ignited, it burns with a gray-blue flame Toxic when inhaled Difficult to store for extended periods of time

PREVIOUS RESEARCH Dixon, W., & Wilson JR, E. B. (1961, July 1). Microwave Spectrum of Methyl Nitrate. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 35, Parameter A / MHz B / MHz C / MHz I a / amu A I b / amu A I c / amu A I a + I b - I c ҡ This paper also discusses briefly the excited state of methyl nitrate. SUBMILLIMETER ROTATIONAL SPECTRA OF METHYL NITRATE, Drouin, Brian J.; Zhang, Xu; Ellison, G. Barney, 2008, Columbus ( GHz)

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THE SPECTRUM prolate asymmetric top with the moments of inertia along the three principle axes falling into the order I a  I b  I c. For asymmetric tops the allowed transitions all obey selection rules ∆ J = 0, ±1 and the components of dipole moments dictate the transitions between K a and K c. B C A a-type transition has the selection rules ∆ K a = 0(±2,±4) and ∆ K c = ±1(±3,±5) b-type transition has the selection rules ∆ K a = 1(±3,...) and ∆ K c = ±1(±3,…)

Ground State 1 st Excited State

GROUND STATE 265 lines assigned with J numbers ranging from 24 to 38 ParameterCurrent Value a Previous Value A / MHz (259) B / MHz ( 78) C / MHz ( 77) Δ J / kHz (295) Δ JK / kHz (109) Δ K / kHz4.4918(172) δ J / kHz (199) δ K / kHz2.7136( 43) Avg. / kHz.561 rms /kHz56.967

NUMERICS ParameterOld ValuesCurrent Value A / MHz (259) B / MHz ( 78)) C / MHz ( 77) I a / amu A I b / amu A I c / amu A I a + I b - I c ҡ

1 ST EXCITED STATE

Perturbed lines from likely a combination of the v=1 methyl torsion and the v=1 NO 2 torsion. Upper state: Lower state: a,q,R,30,-1 Upper state: Lower state: a,q,R,31,-1 Upper state: Lower state: a,q,R,28,0 Upper state: Lower state: a,q,R,31,0

ParametersTentative Values A / MHz (277) B / MHz (147) C / MHz (130) AVG/ MHz RMS/MHz ST EXCITED STATE Upper state: Lower state: A,q,R,29,0

CONCLUSION AND STEPS FORWARD This experiment assigned the ground state and offered a rough estimate of the assignment of first vibrational state between By doin so we were able to refined the rotational constants that were furnished by previous the microwave study of this molecule. Refine line lists Work towards the assignment of the excited state Extend assignment beyond 270 GHz Goals :