From abstract: "Benzene shows weak absorption bands in the 3 aliphatic C-Z region of the spectrum. The peaks of these bands are at 3.439, 3.459, 3.504, and 3.545."
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Atomic Energy Commission Report MDDC-663
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From abstract: "Benzene shows weak absorption bands in the 3 aliphatic C-Z region of the spectrum. The peaks of these bands are at 3.439, 3.459, 3.504, and 3.545."
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4 pages : illustrations
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"Work done by John Flanagan, R. Gardner, Frances McKee and Richard Schlegel."
"Written by Richard Schlegel."
"For inclusion in the National Nuclear Energy Series Distribution Limited."
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Flanagan, John; Gardner, R.; McKee, Frances & Schlegel, Richard, 1913-.Infrared Spectrum of Benzene,
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1946;
Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
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