Abstract

Abstract The results of a molecular beam microwave Fourier transform study of 1,2,3-trifluorobenzene and its monosubstituted 13C-isotopomers, all observed in natural abundance, are presented. Typically 30 transitions were observed for each isotopomer. Centrifugal perturbation theory up to fourth order was used to analyse the observed rotational spectra. Due to the high sensitivity and resolution of the spectrometer, very accurate vibronic ground state rotational constants can be reported: They are used to derive a partial r0-structure. which shows the distortions of the benzene ring caused by fluorine substitution.

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