Accurate rotational rest frequencies for ammonium ion isotopologues
Jos\'e-Luis Dom\'enech, Stephan Schlemmer, Oskar asvany
TL;DR
This paper provides precise measurements of rotational frequencies for deuterated ammonium ion isotopologues, facilitating future astronomical detection and expanding molecular data for astrochemistry.
Contribution
It reports new laboratory measurements of rotational frequencies for NH3D+, NH2D2+, and NHD3+ isotopologues, improving data for astrochemical studies.
Findings
Detected multiple transitions for NH2D2+
Measured new transitions for NH3D+ and NHD3+
Enabled future astronomical detection of these isotopologues
Abstract
We report rest frequencies for rotational transitions of the deuterated ammonium isotopologues NH3D+, NH2D2+ and NHD3+, measured in a cryogenic ion trap machine. For the symmetric tops NH3D+ and NHD3+ one and three transitions are detected, respectively, and five transitions are detected for the asymmetric top NH2D2+. While the lowest frequency transition of NH3D+ was already known in the laboratory and space, this work enables the future radio astronomical detection of the two other isotopologues.
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