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The absolute intensities of the fundamental infrared absorption bands of SiF4, CF4, and SF6 were measured utilizing the pressure broadening technique. The effective bond moments, μ0, and bond moment derivatives, ∂u/∂r, are calculated as a function of the most general potential constants. Based on a valence force field plus repulsion between nonbonded atoms, the most probable values (first column) and the alternatives (second column) are as follows: μ0=2.3 d 3.3 dSiF4 ∂u/∂r=−7.49 d/A 3.66 d/A μ0=1.12 d 2.36 dCF4∂u/∂r=4.88 d/A 3.35 d/A μ0=2.65 d 0.65dSF6∂u/∂r=3.85 d/A−6.58 d/AThe results are discussed.
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