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The microwave spectrum of normal methyl mercaptan has been studied in the frequency range from 14 to 29 kMc/sec. The potential barrier height hindering internal rotation has been determined as 444±10 cm -1 from the analysis of the lines corresponding to the transitions involving both over-all and internal rotations. The fine structures of J =1←0, K =0←0 lines of the various isotopic species have also been analysed and discussed. The molecular structure of methyl mercaptan has been calculated to be d SH =1.336±0.01 A, d CS =1.819±0.005 A, d C H =1.091±0.01 A, \(∠\)CSH=96°30'±1°, \(∠\)HCH=109°45'±30' and the angle between CS bond and methyl axis, θ=2^°0'±30'.
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Kojima et al. (1957) studied this question.
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