Abstract
High-resolution lines of H2S self-perturbed and perturbed by N2 have been recorded at room temperature using a frequency modulated THz spectrometer at pressures of H2S ranging from 0.1 to 1.0 mbar. A non-linear least squares fitting of these spectra has been performed to retrieve self- and N2-broadening coefficients of pure rotational transitions (mainly in the RQ sub-branch) of H2S in the submillimeter region. We show that the lineshapes are well reproduced by the Speed-Dependent Voigt profile accounting for the speed dependence of relaxation rates which display linear pressure dependencies. Using the Robert and Bonamy formalism, these coefficients were calculated, showing the need to account for all contributions of the intermolecular interaction for N2-broadening. The calculated coefficients are consistent with the measured data and the average accuracy of the line parameters has been estimated to be about 5%. The observed J″ and Ka″ rotational dependences have been analyzed using an empirical model and compared to previous rovibrational studies in the ν2 fundamental band. In our study the self- and the N2-broadening coefficients decreases monotonically with Ka″ and J″, respectively.
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