THE INFRARED SPECTRA OF 15 ORGANIC BROMIDES FROM 500 TO 800 CM-1
THE INFRARED SPECTRA OF 15 ORGANIC BROMIDES FROM 500 TO 800 CM-1
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DOI:
10.1021/ja01196a022
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发表时间:
1947-01-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
DANIELS, F
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作者:
MORTIMER, FS;BLODGETT, RB;DANIELS, F
This investigation was undertaken in an at-tempt to find some correlation between shifts in the vibrational spectrum of a molecule and the relative reactivities of a chemical bond. The carbon-bromine bond was chosen because the large difference in the masses of the two atoms should lead to a fundamental mode of vibration which is due primarily to the stretching of this bond. The location of this frequency in the longer infrared was felt to be particularly favorable for study, because so few harmonics are found in this region of the spectrum. Overlapping spectra have rendered difficult the interpretation of infra-red measurements on organic materials in the shorter infrared, but in the region near 560 cm.-1 most of these complications disappear. However, the spectra of the compoundschosen for this study have shown other complications resulting in the fact that no single band can be assigned to the vibration of the carbon-bromine bond alone. For this reason the original purpose of the inves-tigation has been postponed. However, the spectra which were recorded during the course of the study are not recorded elsewhere in the litera-ture andfor this reason the present paper has been written to present these spectra and a possible interpretation of the infrared bands involved.