The far infrared absorption spectra of D216O, D217O, and D218O are analyzed with improved accuracy and sensitivity in the 50–720 cm−1 range corresponding to the rotational band. Four room-temperature absorption spectra of highly deuterated water vapor were recorded at the SOLEIL synchrotron by high-resolution Fourier transform spectroscopy. Line centers are reported with a typical accuracy of 5 × 10−5 cm−1 for well isolated lines. The combined line list of about 9700 water lines was assigned to about 10 400 transitions of the nine stable water isotopologues (H2XO, HDXO, D2XO, with X = 16, 17, and 18). A total of 2885 transitions of eight bands involving the first five vibrational states were assigned to D216O. Among them, 2057 are newly reported. The obtained set of transition frequencies was merged with literature data to generate a new set of empirical energy levels for the first five vibrational states of D216O. A total of 1089 transitions of the (000)–(000) and (010)–(010) bands were measured for D217O. They were merged with literature sources to derive 724 empirical term values of seven vibrational states, up to 8088 cm−1. 348 D217O levels are newly determined. A set of 1150 transitions belonging to the (000)–(000) and (010)–(010) bands was measured for D218O. 3451 empirical energies of rotation–vibration levels up to 9222 cm−1 were retrieved using our observations and literature sources. The extension and accuracy of the derived empirical energy levels allow us to recommend new line lists with empirically corrected line positions for D216O, D217O, and D218O.
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