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THERE are now so many as thirteen band groups associated with carbon and its compounds. Some of these, such as the violet CN group, have been studied exhaustively, both empirically and upon the basis of the quantum theory. I have endeavoured to arrange in progressions and to assign vibrational quantum numbers to all of these groups, where such work has not yet been done, and several interesting new relations have resulted.
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BIRGE, R. The Band Spectra associated with Carbon. Nature 116, 170–171 (1925). https://doi.org/10.1038/116170b0
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