Abstract

The infrared spectra of CF₃CH₂F, CF₃CH₂Cl, CF₃CH₂Br, and CF₃CH₂I in the vapor and solid phase have been obtained, and normal coordinate calculations on the chlorine and bromine molecules have been carried out. From this study it has been possible to correct the previous assignments of vibrational fundamentals for these molecules.

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