The absolute intensities of the binary combination bands in the infrared spectrum of SF6

Dunn, Douglass S.; Scanlon, Kerin; Overend, John

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“…Table 19. Dunn et al [205] also assigned a band at 2225 cm-' due to (2vz + v 3 ) of intensity 0.115 f 0.003 km/mol while using a small grating spectrometer. Scanlon et aI.…”

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“…The measured values for Ai, u3(f,), and v4(fZ) fundamentals by various authors have been compiled in Table 19, and IR active binary combination and difference bands in the gas phase are given in Table 20. Dunn et al [205] also measured the integrated intensities using FTIR and found the following intensities: A(v3) = Downloaded by [The University of Manchester Library] at 09: 13 13 October 2014 Opt. Spectrosc., 3, 263 (1974).…”

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“…In recent interesting work, Dunn et al [205] measured the intensities of fundamentals and binary combination bands of SF,. Using cubic force constants obtained through the anharmonic Urey-Bradley force field, these authors computed the contributions to the combination intensities from the first derivatives of the dipole moment, which in turn were utilized to obtain experimental information values of the second derivative of the molecular electric dipole moment with respect to the normal coordinate.…”

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The absolute intensities of the binary combination bands in the infrared spectrum of SF6

Cited by 26 publications

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Infrared Intensities and Molecular Structures of Inorganic and Coordination Compounds

Infrared Intensities and Molecular Structures of Inorganic and Coordination Compounds

Global warming potentials and radiative efficiencies of halocarbons and related compounds: A comprehensive review

Application of the method of cryospectroscopy to the study of the molecular composition of gases

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