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Die Schwingungsspektren einiger Pentadeuterophenylphosphorverbindungen

Vibrational spectra of some pentadeuterophenylphosphorouscompounds

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The vibrational spectra of C6D5PX 2, (C6D5)2PX (X=H, Cl), (C6D5)3P and of the Cyclophosphanes (PC6H5) n and (PC6D5) n (n=5, 6) are reported. The spectra of the phenylphosphorouscompound ‘D’ (the structure beeing unknown) are given too. The C6H5/C6D5 isotopic shift data in the lower frequency-region (600–100 cm−1) (facilitating the recognition of vibrational coupling effects) are used for vibrational assignments.

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    Karl Hassler & Friedrich Höfler

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Hassler, K., Höfler, F. Die Schwingungsspektren einiger Pentadeuterophenylphosphorverbindungen. Monatshefte für Chemie 110, 919–929 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00906689

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