Abstract

One of the striking features of the infrared absorption spectra of organosilicon compounds, as Smith has pointed out, is that the spectra can be considered approximately as the sum of absorption bands arising from essentially independent group vibrations.

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Infrared Band Assignments for the 2900 cm⁻¹ Region Methyl Group Vibrations in XC₆H₄COOCH₃, XC₆H₄CH₃, and XC₆H₄COCH₃ Molecules

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Absorption measurement of ν₂ + 2ν₃ band of CH₄ at 1.33 μm using an InGaAsP light emitting diode

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Infrared-absorption characteristics of the pyrochlore structure*

Ronald A. McCauley
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