Selection rules in the raman effect

ABSTRACT RECENT experimental work by McLennan (NATURE, Feb. 2, 1929) on liquids and by myself (_Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci._, March 1929) on gases has shown definitely that transitions between

vibrational levels of a non-polar molecule such as nitrogen, oxygen, or hydrogen take place in the Raman effect. I have pointed out that this, far from being inconsistent with the well-known

selection rules, is exactly what we should expect to happen from the quantum-mechanical theory of dispersion. Access through your institution Buy or subscribe This is a preview of

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