Ogilvie, 1967 - Google Patents
The vibrational fundamentals and structure of triatomic radicals formed by photolytic hydrogen-atom reactions: formyl, nitrosyl hydride and hydroperoxylOgilvie, 1967
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- Ogilvie J
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- Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular Spectroscopy
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The infra-red spectra of formyl and hydroperoxyl radicals and nitrosyl hydride trapped in matrices of argon and neon at 4° K have been re-investigated. All three radicals result from the reaction of hydrogen atoms from photolysed hydrogen iodide with the appropriate …
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