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WE have previously described1 a method for the preparation by sublimation of thin films of polar materials for use in low-temperature spectroscopy. Similar films have been used by Brown and Randall2 for the same purpose, and by Blout and Fields3 for infra-red absorption spectra. Our continued study of the spectra of such films has revealed certain anomalies which should be given proper consideration in their analysis.
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Scott, J. F., Sinsheimer, R. L., and Loofbourow, J. R., Science, 107, 302 (1948).
Brown, G. L., and Randall, J. T., Nature, 163, 209 (1949).
Blout, E. R., and Fields, M., Science, 107, 252 (1948).
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SINSHEIMER, R., SCOTT, J. & LOOFBOUROW, J. Use of Thin Films of Sublimate for Absorption Spectroscopy. Nature 164, 796–797 (1949). https://doi.org/10.1038/164796a0
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