Abstract

The IR spectra presented in this paper are useful for scientists engaged in the isolation and identification of polychlorobi-phenyl isomers via spectral comparison. IR correlations presented should also be useful in the identification of other poly-chlorobiphenyl isomers, especially in cases where the mass spectral data for the corresponding fractions are also available.

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