1956
DOI: 10.1007/bf01340813
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Zum Raman-Spektrum von Naphthalin

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“…Moreover, a careful search showed no principal bands to the red of the supposed origin at 32020 cm-1 that are tem perature independent; and an analysis of the frequency intervals between 32020 cm-1 and the hot bands discloses in some cases agreement with recognized ground-state vibrations. The band at 31259*5 cm-1 is 761 cm-1 to the red of the origin band, corre sponding to the strong polarized Raman frequency variously reported between 758 and 763 cm-1 (see, for example, Brandmuller & Schmid 1956). Both the origin and 0 -761 bands have the same single-headed rotational contours, a fact which agrees with the totally symmetrical assignment of the 761 cm-1 vibration.…”
Section: The Band Contourssupporting
confidence: 77%
“…Moreover, a careful search showed no principal bands to the red of the supposed origin at 32020 cm-1 that are tem perature independent; and an analysis of the frequency intervals between 32020 cm-1 and the hot bands discloses in some cases agreement with recognized ground-state vibrations. The band at 31259*5 cm-1 is 761 cm-1 to the red of the origin band, corre sponding to the strong polarized Raman frequency variously reported between 758 and 763 cm-1 (see, for example, Brandmuller & Schmid 1956). Both the origin and 0 -761 bands have the same single-headed rotational contours, a fact which agrees with the totally symmetrical assignment of the 761 cm-1 vibration.…”
Section: The Band Contourssupporting
confidence: 77%