Bethardy et al., 1993 - Google Patents
Rate and mechanism of intramolecular vibrational redistribution in the ν16 asymmetric methyl stretch band of 1‐butyneBethardy et al., 1993
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- 7199418678856208532
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- Bethardy G
- Perry D
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- The Journal of chemical physics
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The spectrum of the ν16 asymmetric methyl stretch vibration of 1‐butyne near 2991 cm− 1 has been studied via direct absorption infrared spectroscopy at a resolution of 35 MHz. Analysis by ground state combination difference indicates that the ν16 band is extensively …
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