Factors affecting the infra-red spectra of some planar anions with D3h symmetry—III. The spectra of rare-earth carbonates and their thermal decomposition products
作者： J.A. Goldsmith , S.D. Ross
DOI: 10.1016/0584-8539(67)80073-4
关键词: Physical chemistry 、 Chemistry 、 Rare earth 、 Planar 、 Infrared 、 Inorganic chemistry 、 Symmetry (physics) 、 Potassium bromide 、 Thermal decomposition 、 Anhydrous 、 Spectral line
摘要: Abstract The infra-red spectra of the anhydrous and octahydrated rare-earth carbonates have been recorded as potassium bromide disks in region 4000–250 cm−1 are discussed light known crystallographic evidence for their structures. products formed by heating to 470°C were similarly an attempt find out if either monoxydicarbonate or dioxymonocarbonate formed. sesquioxides also reported.
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