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SINCE the discovery of the Raman effect in scattered light, investigation has been extended to a large number of substances in the solid and liquid state. So far as I know, practically nothing has been done on gases, if we except an observation on ether vapour by Ramdas. Of course, the main difficulty in the case of gases consists in the extreme weakness of the scattered radiation.
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RASETTI, F. Raman Effect in Gases. Nature 123, 205 (1929). https://doi.org/10.1038/123205a0
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