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Debye P. (ed.) — The Structure of Molecules. Transl W Deans
Debye P. (ed.) — The Structure of Molecules. Transl W Deans



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Название: The Structure of Molecules. Transl W Deans

Автор: Debye P. (ed.)

Аннотация:

For the fourth time it was found possible,thanks to support from the Ministry of Education of Saxony, to hold a small and intimate conference in Leipzig on a specialized subject. Owing to the kindness of the lecturers and the enterprise of the publishing
firm of S.Hirzel,the proceedings of the conference have again been made available to a wider public in book form. The papers on this occasion dealt with problems of molecular
structure.The general purpose and hence the contents of this book will be best summarized by a brief account of the programme which determined the choice of the papers.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Физика/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Издание: 1st edition

Год издания: 1932

Количество страниц: 190

Добавлена в каталог: 09.08.2009

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Predissociation, of benzaldehyde      124—126
Predissociation, of benzene      140—141
Predissociation, of carbon disulphide      128—131
Predissociation, of formaldehyde      126—127
Predissociation, of magnesium hydride      150—152
Predissociation, of nitrogen peroxide      131—134
Predissociation, of polyatomic molecules      121—142 153
Predissociation, of sulphur      137—140 150
Predissociation, of sulphur dioxide      134—137
Pringsheim, P.      100
Probability curve for internuclear distance      99
Probability of dissociation      148 149 150
Proper frequencies of polyatomic molecules      32—54
Proper vibrations, antisymmetrical      73
Proper vibrations, degenerate      73
Proper vibrations, symmetrical      73
Pyranose forms of glucose, mannose, and galactose      13 14
Q-branch      60 69 91 132 138 150 151 152
Quantum number, rotational      69 143 156
Quantum number, vibrational      69 72 98 99 101 103 144 181
Quantum numbers of electrons in molecule      160 161 162
Quinol di-ether      3
R-branch      150 151 152
Raman effect      4 31 39 48
Raman effect, and chemical binding      83 84
Raman effect, and crystal structure      61—64 92~95
Raman effect, and molecular refraction      84
Raman effect, and molecular structure      55—61 65—96
Raman effect, and polar binding      83
Raman effect, as due to interaction between nuclear and electronic motions      65—67
Raman effect, combination tones in      57 58
Raman effect, fundamental vibrations in      58
Raman effect, in diatomic molecules      83 84
Raman effect, in hydrogen      60
Raman effect, intensity rules for      83 84 95
Raman effect, overtones in      57 58
Raman effect, rotational      58—60 87
Raman effect, selection rules for      71—82 86—91
Raman effect, vibrational      55—58
Raman scattering      57
Raman shift      59
Raman spectra      23 27 28 32 43 54
Raman spectra, intensity distribution in      59 91 92
Raman spectra, polarization in      69—71
Raman spectrum of ammonia      86
Raman spectrum of benzene      91
Raman spectrum of calcite      62
Raman spectrum of carbon dioxide      60 61 79 88
Raman spectrum of carbon disulphide      61 88
Raman spectrum of carbon tetrachloride      61 89 90
Raman spectrum of Chloroform      90
Raman spectrum of dichloromethane      90 91
Raman spectrum of fluorite      62
Raman spectrum of nitrous oxide      88
Raman spectrum of rock-salt      62 63 64
Raman spectrum of sulphur dioxide      88 89
Ramsperger, H.C      111
Rasetti, F.      55 58 60 62 63 64 69 79 88 156
Rayleigh scattering      57
Rayleigh, Lord      112
Rice, O.K.      119
Richardson      26
Ring compounds      52
Rocard, Y.      84
Rock-salt, Raman spectrum of      62 63 64
Rollefson, G.K.      103 108 111
Rosen      137 150
Rotation and vibration, interaction of      82
Rotation bands      27 59 97
Rotation bands, alternations of intensity in      30 31 59 158
Rotation bands, of diatomic molecules      27
Rotation structure      128 131 132 135 136 137 138 149
Rotation terms      59 67
Rotation-vibration bands      27 29 31 54»
Rotation-vibration bands, of ammonia      28 29 30
Rotation-vibration bands, of diatomic molecules      27
Rotational isomerism      4—6
Rotational isomers, equilibrium between      11
Rotational Raman effect      58—60 87
Rydberg      152
s-electrons      36 161
Sangewald      7
Scattering      55 56 57 65 66 67 83 84
Scattering, intensity of      68 69
Scattering, of circularly polarized radiation      70 71 90
Scattering, Raman      57
Scattering, Rayleigh      57
Sch wings      137
Schaefer, C.      50 89 94
Scheibe, G.      8 102 181
Schmidt — Ott, H.D.      107
Schonfliess      76 93
Schou, S.A.      123 126 129
Schubert      95
Schumann region      107
Schwarzschild      2S
Segre      59
Selection rules      59 95 96
Selection rules, for combination tones      79
Selection rules, for crystals      93—95
Selection rules, for infra-red spectrum      78
Selection rules, for overtones      79 85
Selection rules, for Raman effect      71—82 86—91
Selection rules, for the group ${AB}_{2}$      88 89
Selection rules, for the group ${AB}_{3}$      86 87
Shutts      91
Single bond, binding constant of      38
Single bond, carbon      1 2
Single bond, in carbon-nitrogen-oxygen compounds      33 35 37
Smekal jump      55
Snow, C.P.      88
Solvation, extramolecular      8 9 10
Solvation, intramolecular      7 8 9
Sommerfeld, A.      72
Sommermeyer, K.      106
Spectra      see “Absorption spectra” “Band “Infra-red “Raman
Spin      30 150 155 156 157 163 169 171 173 175
Splitting of degeneracy      82
Splitting of Raman in carbon tetrachloride      89
Splitting of Raman line in carbon dioxide      60 61
Splitting of valencies      44 49 50 52
Sponer, H.      97 102 116 118 146 148 150 164
Stability, chemical      176 177
Stability, electronic configuration method for      165 168 173 177
Stability, Heitler — London method for      164—165
Stability, of molecular terms      167—168
Stability, physical or molecular      176
Stemvinkel      152
Stereo-isomerism      4 5
Stereo-isomers, active forms of      5—12 14—17 19 20
Stereo-isomers, dipole moments of      6
Stereo-isomers, meso-forms of      5—12 14—17 19 20
Steric hindrance      16
Steubing, W.      112
Stilbene dichloride, absorption of      8 10 n
Stilbene dichloride, active form of      11
Stilbene dichloride, dipole moment of      6
Stilbene dichloride, meso-form of      10 11
Still      17
Stinchcomb, G.A.      29 86
Strasser, O.      11
Strong, J.      89
Stueckelberg, E.C.G.      102 168
Succinic acid active and meso-forms of      7—10
Succinic acid derivatives, absorption of      8—10
Succinic acid dipole moments of      7—9
Succinic acids, anhydrides of      14—20
Succinic acids, substituted      14—20
Sulphur dioxide, dissociation of      135
Sulphur dioxide, predissociation of      134—137
Sulphur dioxide, Raman spectrum of      88 89
Sulphur vapour and hydrogen, photo-chemical reaction between      140
Sulphur, predissociation of      137—140 150
Sun's spectrum, atmospheric lines in      31
Symmetry, ortho- or para-      156
Tamm, I.      57 93
Taylor      140
Teller, E.      82 89 92 168 169
Temperature, absorption spectra and      124 125 128 129 136 140 141
Temperature, dipole moments and      12
Terenin, A.      104
Term manifoldness      164
Term manifoldness in diatomic molecules, theoretical method of obtaining      157—163
Term manifoldness, determination from electronic configuration      159—163
Term manifoldness, determination from terms of separate atoms      157—159
Term manifoldness, determination from terms of united atom      159
Term scheme      159 161 163
Term scheme, for diatomic molecules      157
Term scheme, for polyatomic molecules      175—176
Terms of diatomic molecules      59
Terms, classification of electronic      155—156 175
Terms, correlation and stability of molecular      164—175
Terms, even      59
Terms, odd      59
Terms, rotation      59 67
Terms, vibration      67
Tetrachlorides, binding constants of      39 53
Tetrachlorides, internuclear distances in      39
Tetrachlorides, nuclear frequencies of      39
Teves      121 128 134 137 140 146 149
Tisza, L.      82
Tolansky      137
Tomaschek, R.      62
Triple bond      171
Triple bond, binding constant of      38
Triple bond, carbon      30
Triple bond, in carbon monoxide      35
Triple bond, in carbon-nitrogen-oxygen compounds      33 35 37
Triple bond, nitrogen      34
Turnbull      115
Turner      152
Valencies, angles between      26 27 33 39
Valencies, bending of      44 45 48 49 50
Valencies, splitting of      44 49 50 52
Valency and electronic structure      155—181
Valency electrons      35 37 38 83
Valency in polyatomic molecules      176—180
Valency of a bond      167 169 171
Valency theory, Heitler — London      110 116 168 169 171 173 174 177 178
Valency vibrations      40 41 42 44 48 49 52
Valency vibrations, of "diatomic" molecules      43
Valency vibrations, of "triatomic" halogen derivatives      45
van der Vleugel, E.S.      172
Van der Waals molecules      112—116
van Iddekinge, H.H.      137 149
van Leeuwen      106
van Vleck, J.H.      58 65 85 143
van Wijk, W.R.      89 96
Vibration and rotation, interaction of      82
Vibration terms      67
Vibration, types of      48
Vibrational bands, variation of intensity in      100 101 133 136
Vibrational levels      144 146
Vibrational Raman effect      55—58 60
Villars, D.S.      119
Volkert      3
von Auwers      21
von Neumann, J.      109
Walden inversion      16 21
Warburg, Ј.      127
Water type of molecule      47 48 49
Water vapour, absorption spectrum of      31
Water, "flat" and "pointed" molecular models of      26
Water, internuclear distances in      31
Watson, W.      88 128 134
Wave equation      143 144
Weissberger      7
Weizel, W.      26 109 167 170
Wierl      28
Wilson, E.D.      111 128
Winans, J.G.      102 113
Witmer, E.E.      148 157
Wolf, K.L.      1 2 3 5 6 8 11 14
Wolff, F.      136
Wood, R.W.      58 100
Wren      17
Wrigner, E.      78 109 148 157
WTest, S.S.      88
WTieland, K.      134
Wurmser      149
Xenon, absorption in      115
Yates, R.C      91
Zero-point energy      99 144
Zero-point vibration      99 101 118
Zinc hydride      119
Zinc vapour      113
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