Abstract

The measurement of Raman intensities, absolute or relative, in the solid state has been hitherto seldom accomplished. This fact is surprising because they supply valuable information for the study of solid state structure and because for polycrystalline samples, there are no serious experimental difficulties in the measurement of relative intensities.

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