Search for Near Ultraviolet Bands in Borazole

1 February 1948

journal article
Published by AIP Publishing in The Journal of Chemical Physics

Vol. 16 (2) , 116-117
https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1746789

Abstract

Borazole, B3N3H6, shows no absorption bands in the region 2000A−4600A, at pressures of about 2 atmospheres in a 4-cm cell. Since bands analogous to those of benzene are expected on theoretical grounds, it is concluded that the analogues of the benzene 2600A and 1830A bands are the borazole 1995A and 1720A bands, with the analogues of the benzene 2080A bands perhaps being hidden in between.

Keywords

BENZENE 2080A
1720A BANDS
ABSORPTION BANDS
THEORETICAL GROUNDS
BORAZOLE BORAZOLE
BENZENE 2600A
NO ABSORPTION
ULTRAVIOLET BANDS
BANDS ANALOGOUS

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Absorption Spectrum of Borazole in the Vacuum Ultraviolet
The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1947