The Raman Spectra of Some Compounds Containing Carbon-Bromine Bonds. Possible Changes of the Vibration Frequencies in Ionic Solutions

Abstract

Raman spectra of methyl bromoacetate and methyl phenylbromoacetate are reported. The carbon‐bromine bond line of the former is similar to that for ethyl bromide, while in the latter it does not appear in its normal position at all. The spectra of methyl alcohol and ethyl bromide have been accurately redetermined; some minor additions result. Shifts of the methyl bromoacetate and methyl alcohol lines in solutions of bromides are found.