The ‘forbidden’ Raman spectra of the antisymmetric stretch and bending modes of CS2 are studied on dilution in a series of solvents. The variation of the Raman intensity with concentration supports the conclusion of earlier work—that the interaction-induced polarizability is caused by the action of the re-radiated field gradients from neighbours on the vibrationally modulated quadrupole polarizability. The change in the antisymmetric stretch lineshape shows that the profile of this band is predominantly determined by a resonance energy transfer mechanism.
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