Zumwalt, Lloyd R. and Badger, Richard M. (1939) The N[Single Bond]H Harmonic Bands of Pyrrole at lambda9900, and the Structure of the Pyrrole Molecule. Journal of Chemical Physics, 7 (8). pp. 629-630. ISSN 0021-9606 http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:ZUMjcp39c
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In their study of the infra-red absorption of organic substances in carbon tetrachloride solution Wulf and Liddell (1) found that the strong second harmonic N-H band of pyrrole is accompanied by a weak satellite which lies approximately 50 cm^-1 to the long wave side and has roughly one-twentieth the intensity of the main band. The main band has been attributed by Pauling (2) to a planar pyrrole molecule and the weak satellite to a second molecular species in which the imino hydrogen lies out of the plane of the other atoms.
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