The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1952 · 28 citations · 8 references
Natural SciencesChemistryMolecular PhysicsSpectroscopic AnalysisSpectroscopyAbsorption SpectroscopyMolecular SpectroscopyNear-infrared SpectroscopyOptical SpectroscopySpectral InterpretationVibrational SpectroscopyAbsorption SpectraAbsorption SpectrumGrating SpectroscopyNear Ultraviolet SpectroscopyOptical Absorption SpectraUltraviolet Absorption SpectraVibrational Absorption BandsVibrational Frequencies
The vapor absorption spectra of meta- and ortho-xylene were obtained with a 3-meter grating spectrograph. The m-xylene spectrum has the least number of bands and the most diffuse appearance. Its 0, 0 band is located at 36955 cm−1. The o-xylene spectrum consists of many very sharp bands, several of which must be assigned to v—v transitions. Its 0, 0 band is found at 37308 cm−1. Vibrational frequencies of 965, 675 and 470 cm−1 are found in the upper level of the meta-spectrum and are correlated with the ground-state frequencies of 995, 725, and 510 cm−1. In the ortho spectrum ground-state vibrational frequencies of 1233, 1054, and 736 cm−1 are correlated with the excited state values 1195, 939, and 692 cm−1, respectively. Assignments of the different frequencies are discussed. The Tesla luminescence spectrum of meta-xylene is interpreted along with the absorption spectrum.
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Analysis of the Near Ultraviolet Electronic Transition of Benzene
H. Sponer, G. Nordheim, A. L. Sklar et al. · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1939 · 182 citations
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Ultraviolet Absorption Spectra of Substituted Benzenes
H. Sponer · Reviews of Modern Physics · 1942 · 40 citations
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