The relative Raman intensities of the fundamental vibrational modes of the tetrahedral oxoanions SO 4 2− , ClO 4 − , PO 4 3 and of the plane trigonal oxoanions CO 3 2− and NO 3 − have been measured from polycrystalline samples. Using the bond polarizability theory, the vibrational eigenvectors of F 2 ( T d ) and E ' ( D 3 h ) species of these anions in different crystalline environments are derived from the above Raman intensity data. The results are consistent with those obtained through Wilson's GF method, although there exists a multiplicity of solutions. Relative values of SO, ClO, PO and NO bond polarizability parameters are reported. Comparison of these results with liquid state absolute values from the literature enables us to suggest a standard for measuring absolute Raman intensities in the solid phase.
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