The microwave spectra of six singly substituted isotropic species of 2‐aminoethanol have
been observed and assigned. The molecule has been found to exist in a gauche form with an …

… Support for this research from the Research Corporation (REP), the donors of the Petroleum
Research Fund, administered by the American Chemical Society (EB), and the Universityof …

… The r s O-(D)⋯N distance of 2.8027(5) Å in the d 3 species is 0.0058(7) Å shorter than the
O-(H)⋯N distance found earlier for the d 0 species (RE Penn and RF Curl, Jr., J. Chem. Phys.…

… We find that both 7 and 8 are efficiently converted by FVP at 250 C to the respective
sulfines 6 and (Z)-ethanethial 5-oxide (9), as characterized by both microwave and NMR …

… The greaterease of the response function method for testing the relative stability of diferent
… Fermi surface may be regarded as being responsible for the instability of the paramagnetic …

… (17) Full details of the microwave structural study of sulfine will appear elsewhere: RE Penn
… Support for this research by the Research Corporation (REP) and the National Science …

… Compound 1 is a colorless, vile-smelling solid with a remarkably high melting point for a …
have been investigated PE spectroscopically; replacing one of the methylene groups by a …

The reactive species, 2-propene-1-imine, has been identified by its microwave spectrum as
a pyrolysis product of diallylamine vapor (100 mTorr, 400C). Two entirely planar forms are …

The microwave spectrum of the reactive species sulfine (CH 2 SO) has been studied. Assignments
of 86 transitions of the ground vibrational state normal isotopic species, with J up to 60…

… ,1 the parent compound has until now remained unknown. We describe herein a simple …
,4 presumably due to the high reactivity of the former compound in displacement processes, …