Published January 1, 1933
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The determination of the structures of the hexafluorides of sulfur, selenium and tellurium by the electron diffraction method
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- Brockway, L. O.
- Pauling, Linus
Abstract
The application of electron diffraction methods in the study of gas molecules was first made by Mark and Wierl,(1) who investigated the structure of a large number of molecules in this way. Using methods closely similar to theirs, and briefly discussed in the following paragraphs, we have determined the atomic configuration and interatomic distances in SF6, SeF6 and TeF6.
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© 1933 by the National Academy of Sciences. Communicated November 18, 1932. We are very much indebted to Professors R.M. Badger and C.C. Lauritsen for very valuable advice and assistance during the design and construction of the apparatus, and to Professor D.M. Yost for the preparation of the hexafluorides. Contribution from Gates Chemical Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, No. 345.Files
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