The vibrational spectrum of sulfur tetrafluoride has been examined in the gas phase to 33 cm−1. A previous assignment of the fundamental vibrations has been revised. A normal-coordinate calculation, employing mean amplitudes of vibration as additional constraints to the vibrational problem, has been used to support the proposed assignment.
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