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The infrared spectra of gaseous Ni(13CO)4 and Ni(C18O)4 and the infrared and Raman spectra of CCl4 solutions of these isotopic molecules were recorded. General quadratic valence force constants have been calculated from the frequencies of the normal species and the two isotopic species. The resulting force constant solution is similar to that obtained previously assuming a pi electron interaction potential function. These results put the force constants of metal carbonyls on a firmer basis.
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