1950
DOI: 10.1063/1.1747861
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Substituted Methanes. II. Vibrational Spectra and Calculated Thermodynamic Properties of Deuterotribromomethane

Abstract: Raman displacements, semiquantitative relative intensities, quantitative depolarization factors, and wave numbers and percent transmission for the infra-red bands in the region 400–5000 cm−1 have been obtained for CBr3D. Details about the measurement of the depolarization factors are given. Thermodynamic properties—heat content, free energy, heat capacity, and entropy—have been calculated from the spectroscopic and molecular structure data for eight temperatures from 298.16° to 1000°K.

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“…The molecular studies on individual molecules include papers on the following: hydrogen sulfide (2, 3, 231), hydrogen persulfide (343), diborane (7), substituted ethanes (64,170,218,221,229,282,298), ethylene (8), halogenated and substituted ethylene (26,227,228,291,314), solid hydrocarbons at low temperature (9), propane and deuteropropane (200), ozone (10, 126), sulfoxides and sulfones (19), sulfur monoxide (148), acetylene (22), dimethyl diacetylene (63), and deutero halogenated acetylene (259), fluorine monoxide (27), sulfur (28), aldehydes and ketones (38), tetrahydropyran and p-dioxane (49), perfluorocyclobutane (60,91), perfluoropropane (90), vinyl chloride, fluoride, vinylidene fluoride, and glyoxal (68), borine carbonyl (72), ammonia and arsine (85), tartrate ion (88), methane (140), halogenated and deuteromethane (104,201,205,211,235,246,248,253), methyl chloroform (162), methyl fluoroform (125), hydrogen peroxide (113,304), benzene (145, 202), and substituted benzene (116), nonmetaliic hydrides (135), the HD molecule (138), carbonyl chlorofluoride (150), nitrosyl halides (152, 345), carbon monofluoride (151), isothiocyanic acid (153, 256), isocyanic acid (154), aluminum hydride ion (188), cyclo-octatetraene (189,266), iodine pentafluoride and heptafluoride (193), ammonia and hydrogen chloride in the far infrared (1...…”
Section: Theoretical and Molecularmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The molecular studies on individual molecules include papers on the following: hydrogen sulfide (2, 3, 231), hydrogen persulfide (343), diborane (7), substituted ethanes (64,170,218,221,229,282,298), ethylene (8), halogenated and substituted ethylene (26,227,228,291,314), solid hydrocarbons at low temperature (9), propane and deuteropropane (200), ozone (10, 126), sulfoxides and sulfones (19), sulfur monoxide (148), acetylene (22), dimethyl diacetylene (63), and deutero halogenated acetylene (259), fluorine monoxide (27), sulfur (28), aldehydes and ketones (38), tetrahydropyran and p-dioxane (49), perfluorocyclobutane (60,91), perfluoropropane (90), vinyl chloride, fluoride, vinylidene fluoride, and glyoxal (68), borine carbonyl (72), ammonia and arsine (85), tartrate ion (88), methane (140), halogenated and deuteromethane (104,201,205,211,235,246,248,253), methyl chloroform (162), methyl fluoroform (125), hydrogen peroxide (113,304), benzene (145, 202), and substituted benzene (116), nonmetaliic hydrides (135), the HD molecule (138), carbonyl chlorofluoride (150), nitrosyl halides (152, 345), carbon monofluoride (151), isothiocyanic acid (153, 256), isocyanic acid (154), aluminum hydride ion (188), cyclo-octatetraene (189,266), iodine pentafluoride and heptafluoride (193), ammonia and hydrogen chloride in the far infrared (1...…”
Section: Theoretical and Molecularmentioning
confidence: 99%