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An investigation of the infrared spectrum of gaseous NO2Cl and the Raman spectrum of liquid NO2Cl results in the following assignment of fundamental frequencies: ν1(a1)=1293 cm−1,ν2(a1)=794 cm−1,ν3(a1)=651 cm−1,ν4(b1)=1685 cm−1,ν5(b1)=367 cm−1,ν6(b2)=411 cm−1.The structural implications of the data are discussed, and it is concluded that the structure is Cl−N[open phi][open phi]OO· .However, it is not possible to say whether the molecule is planar or pyramidal.
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Ryason et al. (1954) studied this question.
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