Table 1: Summary of adopted dipole momentsa,b.
Molecule $^{\it a}$ $\mu_0$ $\mu_{\rm e}$ Method reference
  [D] [D]    

CO
0.110   expt. 1
SO $1.52\pm .02$   expt. 2
SO2 1.633   expt. 3
CS $1.958\pm .005$   expt. 4
SiO 3.098   expt. 5
SiS $1.73\pm .06$   expt. 6
HCO+ $-3.93\pm .01$ $-3.90\pm .01$ ab initio 7
HOC+ 2.74 2.8 ab initio 8, 9
OCS 0.7152   expt. 10
HC3N 3.732   expt. 11
HCN 2.985   expt. 12
HNC $3.05\pm .1$   expt. 13
HNCO 1.602   expt. 14
c-C3H2 $3.27\pm .01$   expt. 1
CH3CN 3.922   expt. 15
H2CO 2.332   expt. 16
N2H+   3.4 ab initio 17
HCS+ 1.958   ab initio 18
CH3OH 0.896   expt. 19
NH3 $1.476\pm .002$   expt. 20
H2O 1.847   expt. 21
SiC2 $2.393\pm .006$   expt. 22
HCl 1.109   expt. 23
OH 1.655   expt. 24
H3O+ 1.44   ab initio 25
a Same data are also adopted for isotopes and deuterated species,unless stated in the datafile.

b All values are in units of debye (D), where 1 D = 10-18 esu cm. When the original source has presented $\mu$ in atomic units, a conversion factor of 1 au = ea0 = 2.54175 D has been applied.

Refs. - (1) Goorvitch (1994); (2) Lovas et al. (1992); (3) Patel et al. (1979); (4) Winnewisser & Cook (1968); (5) Raymonda et al. (1970); (6) Hoeft et al. (1969); (7) Botschwina et al. (1993); (8) Botschwina (1989); (9) Defrees et al. (1982); (10) Muenter (1968); (11) DeLeon & Muenter (1985); (12) Ebenstein & Muenter (1984); (13) Blackman et al. (1976); (14) Hocking et al. (1975); (15) Gadhi et al. (1995); (16) Fabricant et al. (1977); (17) Green et al. (1974); (18) Botschwina & Sebald (1985); (19) Sastry et al. (1981); (20) Cohen & Poynter (1974); (21) From JPL based on Camy-Peyret et al. (1985); (22) Suenram et al. (1989); (23) De Leeuw & Dymanus (1971); (24) Peterson et al. (1984); (25) Botschwina et al. (1984).


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