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English: A comparison of the absorption of [TBA][Pt(CN)4] in acetonitrile with its magnetic circular dichroism spectrum. Roughly reproduced from: Isci and Mason, Inorganic Chemistry 1975, 14 (4), 905-912 (doi 10.1021/ic50146a038). Units of MCD spectrum were not provided in the original document. Notice that most absorption features exhibit A-term intensity. Smaller B-term intensity has been reported for the smaller features at 35400 and 40500 cm–1. |
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