The molecular constants in the first excited vibrational state of the 32 SO radical are obtained as well as in the ground state. The equilibrium constants are much improved; B e =21609.5 5 ±0.15Mc/sec, λ e =157780±25 Mc/sec, and r e =1.48108±0.00005Å. Spectra of other two isotopic species, 34 SO and 33 SO, are also analyzed. Hyperfine interaction due to the 33 S nucleus is studied in detail, and \({}∑ᵢ(3cos²χᵢ-1)/{2rᵢ}³{}{=}-3.4{×}10²⁴\)cm -3 , \({}∑ᵢ\{(3cos²χᵢ-1)/{2rᵢ}³\}{·}siz{}_{Sz{=}1}{=}-5.32{×}10²⁴\)cm -3 , \({}∑ᵢδ( rᵢ)siz{}_{Sz{=}1}{=}3.96{×}10²³\)cm -3 are obtained. The Stark effect of the 33 SO spectra is worked out in detail and utilized for the assignment of the weak lines.
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