INFRARED INTENSITIES AND MOLECULAR STRUCTURE

[31] DUYCKAERTS G, 1956, 15TH INT C PUR APPL, P134

[32] MOLECULAR CALCULATIONS .1. LCAO MO SELF-CONSISTENT FIELD TREATMENT OF THE GROUND STATE OF H2O [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1955, 23 (12) : 2348 - 2357

[33] INTENSITIES OF INFRARED BANDS IN SOLUTION .1. BENZENE SOLUTIONS [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1957, 26 (05) : 1265 - 1269

[34] FERRISO CC, 1956, DISSERT ABSTR, V16, P2321

[35] FINCH JN, 1957, J PHYS CHEM-US, V61, P984

[36] FLETT MS, 1954, J PHYS RADIUM, V15, P388

[37] STUDIES OF THE BAND NEAR 3-MU IN SOME HYDROXY COMPOUNDS [J]. SPECTROCHIMICA ACTA, 1957, 10 (01): : 21 - 37

[38] INTENSITIES OF SOME CHARACTERISTIC INFRARED BANDS OF KETONES AND ESTERS [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1951, 19 (07) : 942 - 948

[39] ABSOLUTE INTENSITIES OF CHARACTERISTIC INFRA-RED ABSORPTION BANDS OF ALIPHATIC HYDROCARBONS [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1950, 18 (06) : 861 - 865

[40] VIBRATIONAL INTENSITIES .6. ETHYLENE AND ITS DEUTEROISOTOPES [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1956, 25 (06) : 1266 - 1275

[31] DUYCKAERTS G, 1956, 15TH INT C PUR APPL, P134

[32] MOLECULAR CALCULATIONS .1. LCAO MO SELF-CONSISTENT FIELD TREATMENT OF THE GROUND STATE OF H2O [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1955, 23 (12) : 2348 - 2357

[33] INTENSITIES OF INFRARED BANDS IN SOLUTION .1. BENZENE SOLUTIONS [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1957, 26 (05) : 1265 - 1269

[34] FERRISO CC, 1956, DISSERT ABSTR, V16, P2321

[35] FINCH JN, 1957, J PHYS CHEM-US, V61, P984

[36] FLETT MS, 1954, J PHYS RADIUM, V15, P388

[37] STUDIES OF THE BAND NEAR 3-MU IN SOME HYDROXY COMPOUNDS [J]. SPECTROCHIMICA ACTA, 1957, 10 (01): : 21 - 37

[38] INTENSITIES OF SOME CHARACTERISTIC INFRARED BANDS OF KETONES AND ESTERS [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1951, 19 (07) : 942 - 948

[39] ABSOLUTE INTENSITIES OF CHARACTERISTIC INFRA-RED ABSORPTION BANDS OF ALIPHATIC HYDROCARBONS [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1950, 18 (06) : 861 - 865

[40] VIBRATIONAL INTENSITIES .6. ETHYLENE AND ITS DEUTEROISOTOPES [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1956, 25 (06) : 1266 - 1275