Infrared spectra of bismuth trifluoride and chlorodiborane: attempted preparation of bismuth hydride for infrared study
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Turner, Ralph A.
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Schultz, John
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1962
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Monterey, California: U.S. Naval Postgraduate School
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I. Bismuth trifluoride was prepared as a precipitate from the addition of
potassium trifluoride to a solution of bismuth nitrate dissolved in nitric
acid. Infrared spectra of Nujol mulls and cesium bromide pellets containing
bismuth trifluoride gave only tvo of the four absorption bands expected.
One band was at £23 and the other a broad band at 2£8 wave numbers. Due
to equipment limitations, it was not possible to go further out in the infrared
range below thirty-eight microns to obtain the other two absorption
bands.
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Metallurgy and Chemistry
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