Infra-red spectra and structure of organic long-chain polymers

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BOOKREVIEWS

Znfra-Red Spectra and Structure of Organic Long-Chain

Edward

Arnold

(Publishers)

Ltd.,

Polymers, by A. ELLIOI-T, 1969, pp. 119, price 3%.

London,

Linear chain polymers form a very important section of the chemical industry and, in addition, they constitute a large part of living organisms. These substances have been investigated by many techniques of which infra-red spectroscopy is one. The great strength of this book lies in its clear exposition of how infra-red

spectroscopy can provide meaningful information but also for the less-ordered amorphous region. biology

This book will be especially and polymer technology.

valuable

not only on the crystalline

for scientists

intercstcd

phase

in molecular T.W.J.

J. Mol.

S/ructurr.

6 (I 970)

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for Seleninyl

S. JAYARAMAN,

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Fluoride

and

Selenonyl

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the heading

“a’ species”.

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329. In the 2nd line of the-legend replaced by mdyn A rad -‘.

to Table

Page

331. In the 2nd line of the legend

to Table 2, mdyn A-’ rad-’

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J. Mol.

335.

(22) should

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6 (1970)

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for Fr3

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I, mdyn

Fluoride,

325-335.

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2 should read R. J. GILLESPIE, Cltem. Can., (1963) 17. 8. The name of the second author should be J. S. MUIRHEAD. 252