Abstract
We show that collision-induced light scattering at the frequency range of vibrational Raman bands of perturbed molecules can be observed and analyzed and that for gases the scattering process is similar to the one of depolarized Rayleigh scattering. In particular the IVH component of the totally symmetric ν1 vibration of SF6 and CF4 has been studied. The depolarized light scattering at the ν1 Raman band of liquid SF6 is also discussed.