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... Raman spectrum , these too are to be regarded as skeletal bending vibra- tions . The Acetylacetonate Anion ( II ) .- Although the i.r. and Raman spectra of various metal complexes of acetyl- acetone have been thoroughly investigated , no ...
... Raman spectrum , these too are to be regarded as skeletal bending vibra- tions . The Acetylacetonate Anion ( II ) .- Although the i.r. and Raman spectra of various metal complexes of acetyl- acetone have been thoroughly investigated , no ...
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... Raman spectra have been reported for π - allyl complexes . We report essentially complete i.r. and Raman spectra of the title compounds , both for solids and solutions . These new data , particularly the Raman results , have enabled us ...
... Raman spectra have been reported for π - allyl complexes . We report essentially complete i.r. and Raman spectra of the title compounds , both for solids and solutions . These new data , particularly the Raman results , have enabled us ...
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... Raman , and Raman effect , see refs . 10-12 . Figure 7 shows the Raman spectrum of saturated sulphur vapour at 180 and 250 ° . The strongest band in the Raman spectrum at the higher temperature is ' depolar- ized ' so that we are ...
... Raman , and Raman effect , see refs . 10-12 . Figure 7 shows the Raman spectrum of saturated sulphur vapour at 180 and 250 ° . The strongest band in the Raman spectrum at the higher temperature is ' depolar- ized ' so that we are ...
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Inorganic physical and theoretical chemistry | 1001 |
J ROBINSON and C H L KENNARD | 1008 |
Nearestneighbour model for transfer of electronic excitation energy | 1016 |
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absorption acid Acta adducts Amer anion aqueous assigned atoms band benzene bond calculated cancrinite carbon cation Chem chemical chemical shifts Chemistry chloride cm.¹ co-ordination cobalt(II complex compounds concentration configuration crystals density effect electron energy enthalpy equation equilibrium ethanol experimental Figure fluorine formation frequency H₂O hydrogen i.r. spectrum increase Inorg intensity interaction iron(II k₁ ligand linear magnetic measured metal methaemoglobins method methyl mixture modes mole mole-¹ molecular molecule n.m.r. spectra niobium nitrogen Nujol observed obtained orbitals oxidation oxygen parameters peak perchlorate perchloric acid phenyl phosphine phosphorus Phys potassium prepared present proton pyridine radical Raman rate constant reaction resonance ring room temperature salt sample shift shown sodalite sodium solid solution solvent species spectra structure studied sulphur symmetry Table thiocyanate tion trans tributyl phosphate triphenylphosphine values vanadium(IV vibrations X-ray zeolite