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Rotationally resolved infrared spectra of weakly bound Van der Waals methane dimercomplex (CH4)2 have been detected for the first time in the in the R (0) spectral region ofthe triply degenerate bending mode ni4 of methane monomer correlating with j = 1 0transition of CH4. The dimer complexes were produced in a supersonic jet expansion andthe spectra were recorded by a tunable diode laser (TDL) spectrometer with 40 MHzspectral resolution. Methane dimer lines were confirmed by scanning the desiredwavelength regions with a mixture of 40% methane in Ar and He-Ne separately and thenexclude the…mehr

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Rotationally resolved infrared spectra of weakly bound Van der Waals methane dimercomplex (CH4)2 have been detected for the first time in the in the R (0) spectral region ofthe triply degenerate bending mode ni4 of methane monomer correlating with j = 1 0transition of CH4. The dimer complexes were produced in a supersonic jet expansion andthe spectra were recorded by a tunable diode laser (TDL) spectrometer with 40 MHzspectral resolution. Methane dimer lines were confirmed by scanning the desiredwavelength regions with a mixture of 40% methane in Ar and He-Ne separately and thenexclude the CH4-Ar and CH4-Ne complexes reported in the literature. Many dimer linesare observed between 1290 and 1320 cm-1 spectral region, but the lines are found to bemore concentrated after the band center of the fundamental vibrational modeni4 of CH4monomer (1306.25 cm-1). The spectra exhibit well resolved R branch starting at ~1309.5cm-1. The P and Q branches have been predicted and fitted along with R branch based onthe estimated position of these branches in the spectrum.
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Abdullah M. Hamdan holds BSC & MSC degrees from King Saud University in Saudi Arabia and got his PhD from Ruhr University Bochum in Germany. He has also worked at different universities in few countries teaching physics courses.