Infrared spectra of the hydrogen bond in benzoic acid crystals: temperature and polarization effects.

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Infrared spectra of the hydrogen bond in benzoic acid crystals: temperature and polarization effects.

Published 2002 · H. Flakus, Michał Chełmecki

Spectrochimica acta. Part A, Molecular and biomolecular spectroscopy

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The strong-coupling model effectively explains most isotopic and temperature effects in benzoic acid crystals, while a vibronic mechanism promotes symmetry forbidden transitions and influences the OH band fine structure patterns.

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