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Report written: December 1967 Report distributed: February 19, 1968

A Bibliography on

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance of Inorganic Fluorides

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A BIBLIOGRAPHYON

● NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE OF INORGANIC FLUORIDES

INTRODUCTION

For this bibliography only volumes 51 (1957) through NUCLSAR NAGNETIC RESONANCE IN COF2 AND FeF2 65 (1966) of Chemical Abstracts were consulted. In- J. M. Baker and W. Hayea organic fluorides alone, in solvents of any sort, Phys. Rev. ~, 603-4 (1~~) and in complexes with organic and inorganicmole- 51:17432d cules have been included. All referenceswere in- dexed under “nuclear magnetic resonance” in Chemi- FLUORINE-19 NUCLEAR-MAGNSTIC-RESONANCELINS SHAPES ical Abstracts. IN CALCIUM FLUORIDE C. R. Bruce Most of the references included in this bibliography Phys;5~+5& 43-5 (1957) were published in the period 197-1966. However, : since the search was confined to specific volumes of Chemical Abstracts, and all references therefrom NUCLEAR MGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF THE ALUMINUM were included, it will be noted that there are some FLUORIDE COMPLEKES citations earlier than 1957. It may also be pointed Robert E. Cormick and Richard E. Poulson out that in order to obtain a somewhat more complete J. h52ChlnndSOCO ~, 5153-’7(1957) list of references for 1966 it would be necessary : to go beyond the cut-off point of volume 65 of Chemical Abstracts. It was not possible to do this NUCLEAR NAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF BF3 CCMPLEX in the present case. FORMATION P. Diehl and R. A. Ogg Entries in this bibliography are arranged by year Nat.r~2@&114 (1957) with the earliest given first, then alphabetically : by author’a name. For each item the location of the Chemical Abstracts entry is given following the bib- NucLsAR WGNETIC RESONANCE IN PARAMAGN5TIC IRON liographic citation. ‘l%is includes volume and COl- GROUP FLUORIDES umn location number only, i.e., 63:7866f indicates V. Jaccarino, R. G. Shulman, and J. W. Stout the item is from volume 63 of Chemical Abstracts, phys.5~+4* 602-3 (1957) and the location is at 7866f within that volume. :

NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (n.m.r.) IN ANTIFERRO- MAGNETIc NnF49 NUCLEAR RESONANCE SPECTRA AND THE STRUCTURESOF THE V. Jaccarino and R. G. Schulman MONO- AND DIHYDRATE OF EJ3RONTRIFLUORIDE Phys.5fij4v 1196-7 (1957) P. T. Ford and R. E. Richarda : J. Chem. Sot. 387o-4 (1956) 51:1669d NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN SINGLE-CRYSTALLITHI- UM FLUORIDE EOWN TO 1.5°K NITRYL FLUORIDE: A NEW METHOD OF PREPARATION, Frank J. Law and C. F. Squire NUCLEAR MAGNETIC SPECTRUM, AND STRUCTURE Bull. Am. Phya. Sot. (2); g, 103 (1957) Richard A. Ogg, Jr., and James D. Ray 52:12546d J. Chq.T~&;. Q, 797-8 (1956) : FREE-INDucTIoNDEcAw IN SOLIDS I. J. Lowe and R. E. Norberg NUCLBAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF SOME INOR- Phys.5~;5~ 46-61 (1957) GANIC ~LECULES AND IONS : . Richard Edwin Poulson UCRL-~~6:h:~PP. (1956) LEwIs CHARACTER oF TELLURIUM HEKAFLuoRIDE : E. L. Muetterties and W. D. Phillips J. &lh1ch~WlU40Co ~, 2075 (1957) . NUCLEAR RELAXATION IN ANTIFERROMAGNETICCRYSTALS : J. van Kranendonk and M. Bloom Physica 22, 545-6o (1956) 52:9775e

1 STRUCTURE OF CIF AND EXCHANGE STUDIES ON SOME hfAGN5TIcwsowcE LINE SHAPES AT THE ONSET OF HALOGEN FLUORIDE2 BY NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SATURATION (n.m.r.) D. F. Holcomb E. L. Muetterties and W. D. Phillips Phys. Rev. ~ 1599-1603 (l@) J. Am;2chh6dsoc. Q 322-6 (197) 53:19572i : NUCLEAR RESONANCE SIGNALS OBTAINED BY DYNAMIC NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPLITTINGS IN VERY WBAK POLARIZATION FIELDS (35-15 GAUSSES) Andre Landesman Dominique P. Roux and George J. Bene timPtj2r&&~ 1538-4o (1958) J. Chem. Phys. ~, 968-9 (1957) : 51:12646i PROTON RESONANCE SPECTRA OF SOKS CRYSTALS CONTAIN- NUCLEAR MAGNETIC KESONANCE IN PARAMAGNETICMANGA- ING NITROGEN AND FLUORINE NOUS FLUORIDE J. B. Leane and R. E. Richards R. G. Shulman and V. Jaccarino Spectrochim.Acta~, 154-60 (IY8) Phys.5~k* 1219-31 (1957) 52:$1755d

ELECTKDN-NUCLZARDOUBLE RESONANCE OF F CENTERS ME!! IN LITHIUM FLUORIDE Norman W. I.ard CHEMICAL SHIFT AND THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE SIG- Phys. Rev. Lettera ~, 170-1 (1958) NALS OF NUCLEAR NAGNETIC RESONANCE. I. EXPERI- 52:17g64h MENTAL METHOD AND THE INVESTIGATIONOF THE SYSTEM HF-H20 NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN LITHIUM FLWRIDE P. M. Borodin and F. I. Skripor F. J. Low and C. F. Squire Izvest. Vysshikh Ucheb. Zavedneii, Radiofiz, No. 3, Phys.5mi&rn. Solids ~, 85-8 (1958) 37-49 (1958) : 53:12000b CHEMISTRY OF SOME SULFUR OXYFLUORIDES EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENT ON THE FLUORINE MAGNETIC E. L. Muetterties and D. D. Coffman RESONANCE IN SOLUTIONS OF POTASSIUM FLUORIDE J. Am;3Che;gSOC. ~ 5914-18 (1958) Alan Barrington and Theodore Hines J. Chem. Phys. 28, 727-8 (1958) 52:12561a INDIRECT COUPLING OF NUCLEAR SPINS IN AN ANTI- FERkOMAGNETWITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO MnF2 AT TETRAFLUOROHYDRAZINE VERY LOW TEMPERATURES Charlea B. tilburn and Al Kennedy Tautao Nakamura J. Am#emiSOC. &J, 5004 (1958) progr. Theoret. Phys. (Kyoto)~, 5@-52 (1958) : 53:10970b

ELECTROLYTE EFFECTS ON NUCLSAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (N.M.R.) STUDIES OF GO- FREQUENCIES OF FLUORINE IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS ORDINATE COMPLEX FORMATION BY BORON TRIFLUORIDE Robert E. Connick and Richard E. Poulson Richard A. Ogg, Jr., and Peter Diehl J. Phys. Chem. ~, 1oo2-4 (1958) Chem. Co-Oral.Compds., Symp., Rome 1957, 468-75 53:865i (Pub. 1958) 58 :2041c NUCLEAR RSEONANCE SPECTRUM AND STRUCTURE OF SULFUR TETKAFLUORIDE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF COORDINATE F. A. Cotton, J. W. George, and J. S. Waugh COMPLEX FORNATION BY BORON TRIFLUORIDE J. Chem. Phys. 28, 994-5 (1958) Richard A. Ogg, Jr., and Peter Diehl ~2:15252c J. Inc.~j9~~ Nuclear Chem. ~, 468-75 (1958)

NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF BORON TRI- FLUORIDE COMPLEX FORMATION LITHIUM-7 AND FLUORINE-19 NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESO- P. Diehl NANCES IN NEUTRON-IRRADIATEDLITHIUM FLUORIDE Helv. Phys. Actajil, 685-712 (1958) P. J. Ring. J. G. O!Keefe. and P. J. Brav 53:17673b F’hys.5ev~$etters~, 453:4 (l$@3) “ : STUDY OF BORON TRIFLUORIDE COMPLEXES BY NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE DOUBLE NUCLEAR RESONANCE IN CRYSTALS OF LITHIUM P. Diehl and J. Gr~nacher FLUORIDE Helv~-Phya.Acta~ 43-4 (1958) E. E. Schneider and K. ThomDson 52:19656b J. Phya. Radium~, 834-6 (ig’j8) (in French) . 53:8814e THE STRUCTURE OF LIQUID ANTIMONY PENTAFLUORIDE Charlea J. Hoffman, Bert E. Holder, and William L. NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE OF FLUORINS IN FLUORO- SILANES . Erhard Schnell and Eugene G. Rochow J. InOrg. Nucl. Chem.-~, 303-7 (1958) 52:17g63d

2 ORIGIN OF NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SHIFTS IN PARA- EFFECTS OF THE COBALT-59 HYPERFINE STRUCTURE ON MAGNETIC MANGANESE ‘TRIFLUORIDE THE FLUORINE-19 HIGH-FREQUENCYNUCLEAR MAGNETIC R. G. Schulman and V. Jaccarino RESONANCE IN ANTIFERROMAGNETICCOF2 Phys. Rev. l= 1084-5 (1958) V. Jaccarino >2:ll>78a J. Chem. Phys. ~, 1627-8 (1959) >3:19>7jd

NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN ANTIFERROMAGNETIC THE FORM OF RESONANCE LINES IN RIGID SYSTEMS M*19 Anatole Abragam and Jacques Michel Winter V. $accarfno and L. R. Walker timPtj4r:n&j8~ 1633-4 (1959) J. Phys, Radium2Q, 341-3 (1959) : 53:21181h

PRINCIPLES OF PHOSPHORUS CHEMISTRY. IV. THE sYs- DIFLUOROAMINE TEM OF FLUOROPHOSPHORICACIDS Al Kennedy and Charles B. Colburn Donald P. Ames, Shf.geruOhashi, Clayton F. Callis, J. Am. Chem. Sot. 81, 2906-7 (1959) and John R. Van Wazer 53:l>844b J. Am. Chem. Sot. & 635o-7 (1959) >k:l1792d FREE INDUCTION DECAY OF ROTATING SOLIDS I. J. Lowe NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDY OF FLUORINE IN Phys.5fiG1~ters~ 285-7 (1959) SILVER FLUORIDE AND SILVER SUBFLUORIDE : Q. Won Choi Univ. Microfilms (Ann Arbor, Mich.), L.C. Card No. NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE FREQUENCY SHIFT OF C059 Mic 59-1611, 97 pp.; DissertationAbstr. 20, 111 IN COF2 (1959) Toru Noriya 53:18632a Phys.5hm.oolidsll, 175-6 (1959)

F19 NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE OF VARIOUS METAL- FLUORIDE COMPLEXES IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION STRUCTURE OF EXCHANGE PROCESSES IN SOME INORGANIC Robert E. Connick and Richard E. Poulson FLUORIDES BY NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE J. Phys. Chem. ~, 568-9 (1959) E. L. Muetterties and W. D. Phillips 53:l>772e J. Am. Chem. Sot. 81, 1084-8 (1959) 53:10974b STRUCTURE SENSITIVI’lYOF THE HIGH-FREQUENCYNUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN POWDERED ANTIFERROMAGNETIC CRYSTALLINEFIELD SPLITTING IN FERROUS FLUOSILICATE W2 Taiichiro Ohtsuka J, L. Davis, G. E. Devlin, V. Jaccarino, and A. L. J. Ph~;.9~2i Japan~, 1245 (1959) Schawlow Phys.5~;o~~. solids 10, 106-9 (1959) : REACTION OF PEROXYDISULFURYLDIFLUORIDE WITH SULFUR DIOXIDE AND FLUORINE EXCHANGE PROCESSES IN HALOGEN FLUORIDES John E. Roberts and George H. Cady A. N. Hamer J. Am. Chem. Sot. 81, 4166-7 (1959) J. In~~87~j Nuclear Chern.~, 98-9 (1959) 54:~~h : STUDY ON THE HYDROGEN BOND IN NH4RF2 BY NUCLEAR STUDY OF SOME CORROSIVE FLUORIDES BY NUCLEAR MAG- MAGNETIC RESONANCE NETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY Tsunahiko Shidei and Shukuro Yano A. N. Hsmer, J. Leece, and P. G. Bentley J. Chem. Phys. ~, 1109-10 (1959) U. K. At. Energy Authority Ind. Group IGR-TN/CA- >3:16701a 1048, 13 pp. (1959) >3:l>772f OBSERVATION OF THE COBALT-59 NUCLEAR NAGNETIC RESONANCE IN PARAMAGNETIC SALTS NOCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF NEUTRON- R. G, Shulman IRRADIATEDALKALI HALIDES Phys. Rev. Letters ~, 459-60 (1959) J. F. Hon and P. J. Bray 54 :29k8h Phys. and Chem. Solidsll, 149-69 (1959) >4:5250e HIGHER-ORDER TRANSITIONS IN DOUBLE RESONANCE KO Stuzihara DIRECT OBSERVATIONOF THE HYPERFINE STRUCTURE (hfs) J. Ph~~.l~>bJapan~, 1054-63 (1959) OF A PARAMAGNETIC ION IN AN ANTIFERROMAGNET. : NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE OF COBALT-59 IN COBAL- TOUS FLUORIDE CALCULATION OF THE ACID FUNCTION AND MOLECULAR V. Jaccarino COMPOSITIONOF HYDROFLUORICACID FROM NUCLEAR MAG- Phys. Rev. Letters ~, 163-5 (1959) NETIC RESONANCE DATA FOR FLUORINE-19 53:8815d E. Z. Utyanskaya,A. U. Stepanyants,M. I, Vinnik, and N. M. Chirkov Dokla~~&;;i Nauk S.S.S.R. ~, 1095-8 (1959) : m HYPERFINE STRUCTURE OF THE F CENTER IN LiF W. C. Holton, H. Blum, and C. P. Slichter NUCLFA MAGNETIC RESONANCE (NMR) IN ANTIFERROMAG- Phya. Rev. Letters~ 197-200 (1960) NETIC t.kIF2UNDER HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE 55:l191a G. B. Benedek and T. Kushida Phys. Rev. ~ 46-57 (1960) MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF IODINE HEPTAFLUORIDE >4:23745g Robert E, LaVilla and S. H. Bauer J. Che;j ~a. z 182-6 (1960) FLUORINE RESONANCE SPECTRUM OF PERCHL41RYLFLUORIDE : S. Brownstein Can. J. Chem. ~, 1597-9 (1960) THE ADDITION COMPOUNDS OF CYCLIC ETHERS WITH BORON >5:l18gd TRIFLUORIDE Donald E. McLaughlin, Milton Tames, and Scott PHOSPHONITRILICDERIVATIVES. III. CYCLIC PHOSPHONI- Searles, Jr. TRILIC FLIXJRIDES J. Am. Chem. Sot. 82, 5621-5 (1960) A. C. Chapman, N. L. Paddock, D. H. Paine, H. T. 55:10424e Searle, and D. R. Smith J. Chem. Sot. 3&J8-14 (lg@) F19 SPECTW oF phosphorus FLUORIDES 55:3263d W. Mahler and E. L. Muettertiea J. che~j~:~ifi, 636 (1960) NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (NMR) LINE SHIFTS OF : FLUORINE IN AgF AND Ag2F O..- Won Choi HIGH-RESOLUTIONNUCLEAR MACNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES J. Am. Chern.SOC. 82, 2686-9 (1960) OF FLUORINE COMPOUNDS 5h:23743a Virgil D. Mochel Univ. Microfilms (Ann Arbor, Mlch.), L. C. Card HFS OF F19 IN THE ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE No. llic60-1669, 153 pp.; DiasertatlonAbstr. ~, OF Mn:ZnF2 4543 (1960) A. M. Clogston, J. P. Cordonj V. Jaccarino, M. Peter, 54:17058i and L. R. Walker Phys. Kev. ~, 1222-35 (1960) THEORY OF MAGNETISM OF NiF2 54:2374gf Toru Moriya Phys. ;uVin~i 635-47 (1960) TECHNIQUE FOR OBSERVATION OF THE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE OF SOME SHORT-LIVEDNUCLIDES AND ITS AP- PLICATION TO THE MEASUREMENT OF THE NUCLEAR c-FACTOR CHEKISTRY OF PHOSPHORUS FLUORIDES OF Lie E. L. Muetterties, T, A. Bither, M. W. Farlow, and Donald Connor D. D, Coffman U. S. At. Energy Comm. ANL-6263, 1-94 (1960) J. Inorg. Nucl. Chem. 16, 52-9 (l@) 55 :8087c 55:5214e

NMR rNUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE1 STUDIES ON MIXED SULFUR TETRAFLUORIDE. IV. FLUORINATION OF INOR- DORON HALIDES. DETECTION OF THE NEW HALIDE BBrCIF GANIC OXIDES AND SULFIDES T. D. tiyle and F. G. A. Stone A. L. Oppegard, W. C. Smith, E. L. Muetterties, and J. Chem. Phys. ~, 1892-3 (19@) V. A. Engelhardt 5j:1261d J. Am. Chem. Sot. ~, 3835-8 (1960) 55:lg7b INDIRECT INTERACTIONSOF SPINS AND CROSSING OF FREQUENCIES IN HEKAFLUOROPHOSPHORICACID IN A WEAK CHIA)RODIFLUOROAMINE FIELD Robert C. Petry Ange Erbeia and Georges Bene J. Am. Chem. Sot. ~, 2400-1 (1960) Compt. rend. ~ 3467-9 (lx) 54:18147c 54:22019g SOME REACTIONS OF FLUORINE FLUOROSULFONATES:IODINE CYANOGEN FLUORIDE TRIFLUORIDE BISFLUOROSULFONATE F. S. Fawcett and R. D. Lipscomb John E. Roberts and George H. Cady J. Am. Chem. Sot. 82, 1509-10 (1960) J. Am. Chem. Sot. Q 354-5 (1960) 5k:15050d 54:12861c

NuCLEAR WGtfETIC REsowcE (N.M.R.) InVeStigatiOn NUCLEAR FkiGNETICRESONANCE (NMR) IN KhF3 ON HYDROGEN BoNDS AND IONIC REORIENTATIONIN CRYS- R. G. Shulman and K. Knox TALS. I. SALTS OF THE TYPE (NH4)nB~ Phys. Rev. ~, 94-101 (1960) Cafiero Franconi 5k:20491b Sci. Tee. ~ (4), 209-15 (1960) . 61:7852c NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN PARAMAGNETIC FeF2 J. W. Stout NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (NMR). . INVESTIGATIONOF Phys. Rev. ~ 1136-41 (l@) THE AaF -S03 REACTION !j4:2*19f R, J. G?llespfe and J. V. Oubridge Proc. Chcm. SOC. 508-9 (1960) 55:7128a

4 ON THE F19 NMR fNuCLEAR MAGNETIC ~soNANcEl SHIFT F19 WCLgAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN POLYCRYSTALLINE IN COF2 W2 Soichiro Toshima and Tsuto Nakemura S. K. Ghosh, J. Lahiri, and S. K. Sinha Mere.Fat. Sci., Kyushu Univ. Ser. B~, 25-50(1960) Indian5~.2~J;~ 236-9 (196L) 55 :16156C :

UJ6J POLYSULFURYLFLUORIDES R. J. Gillespie, J. V. Oubridge, and E. A. Rnbinson ANTIFERROMAGNETISMOF MIXED CRYSTALS OF ZINC AND proc. ~~&hC. 428-9 (1961) MANGANESE FLUORIDE : J. M. Baker, J. A. J. Imurens, and R. W. H. Stevenson NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SATURATION IN NaCl AND Proc. Phys. SO.. (London) ~, 1039-41 (1961) CaF2 >>:2181gf Walter I. Goldburg Phys. Rev. ~, 831-6 (1961) NUCLEAR MAGNETIC INTERACTIONS IN HYDROGEN FLUORIDE 55:2W57b Milton R. Baker, H. Mark Nelson, John A. Leavitt, and Norman F. Remsev HIGH-RESOLUTIONNUCL.W MAGNETIC RESONANCE TNMR1 Phys. Rev. ~ W7115 (1961) SPECTRA OF PENTAFLUOROSULFURCOMPOUNDS 55 :8044i R. K. Harris and K. J. Packer J. Chem. Sot. 4736-4o (1961) NUCLEAR NAGNETIC RESONANCE (NMR) IN (NH )2(BeF4)x- 56:5555s (S04)I-x AND O~RFERROELECTRIC SYSTIn/4 Gerald Burns COORDINATIONCOMPOUNDS HAVING CARBOXYLIC ESTERS AS LIGANDS. I. STOICHIOMETRY,STRUCTURE, AND STEREO- CHEMISTRY M. F. Lappert THE VAPOR PRESSURES OF SOME HEAVY TRANSITION METAL J. Chem. SOC. 817-22 (1961) HEXAFLUORIDES 55:16250i George H. Cady and George B. Hargreaves J. Chem. Sot. 156>-74 (1961) BIS(PENTAFLUOROSULFUR)PEROXIDE 55:16@8e Claude I. Merrill and George H. Cad J. Am. Chem. Sot. &, 298-300 (1961J THE FLUORINE MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN THE IONS ~BF41- 55:15204f AND [BF CF 1- R. D. d?sm~ers, H. C. Clark, L. W. Reeves, and C. J. HIGH-RESOLUTION-NUCLEARMAGNETIC RESONANCE”(N.M.R.) Wallis SPECTRA OF THE PENTAFLUOROSULFURGROUP Can. .JJ~-t~f~, 258-9 (1961) C. I. Merrill, S. M. Williamson, G. H. Cady, and D. F. Eggera, Jr. U. S. Dept. Corn.,Office Tech. Serv., AD 264,827, PHOSPHONITRILICDERIVATIVES. V. TRIPHOSPHONITRILIC 14pp (1961) FLUORIDE CHLORIDES 58:1072e A, C. Chapman, D. H. Paine, H. T. Searle, D. R. Smith, and R. F. M. White NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (N.MOR.) SpECTRA OF SOME J. Chem. Sot. 1768 (1961) HYPOFLUORITES 57:6858f Claude I. Merrill and George H. Cady U. S. Dept. bin., Office Tech. Serv., AD 264-827, SPIN-LATTICERELAXATION TIME OF F19 NUCLEI IN Az2F 6PP (1961) Q. Won Choi and W. Gilbert Clark 58 :2046b J. ch5~.2&~:~ ~, 1584 (1961) : MAGNETIC RESONANCE OF F19 NUCLEI IN FERROELEC1’RIC (NH4)2- BeF4 NATIJREOF THE BOND BETWEEN BF3 AND LACTAMS G. ~. Mikhailov, A. G. Lundin, and S. P. Gabuda E, F. J. Duynstee, W. van Raayen, J. Smidt, and Zhur. Eksptl. i Teoret. FiZ. 41, 1370-4 (1961) Th. A. Veerkamp 56:llo96d Rae. Trav. Chim. &, 1323-33 (1961) >7:l1013b NUCLEAR INTERACTIONSIN DEUTERIUM FLUORIDE H. Mark Nelson, John A. Leavitt, Milton R. Bsker, THE STRUCTURE OF THE ISOMERS OF N2F2 and Norman F. Ramsev Raymond Ettinger, Frederic A. Johnson, and Charles Phys. y;l&ti 85619 (1961) B. Colburn : J. Ch:.2P&~j 3!!,2187-8 (1961) : ABSENCE OF ANTIFERROMAGNETICDOMAIN WALLS IN MnF2 P. S. Pershan ORIGIN OF THE F19 HYPERFINB STRUC1’UREIN TRANSITION Phys. Rev. Letters~, 2&3-1 (1961) ELEMENT FLUORIDES 56:6778g A. J. Freeman and R. E. Watson Phys.5ev68&ters ~, 343-4 (1961) ELECTRICALLY INDUCED SHIFT OF THE F19 RESONANCE : FREQUENCY IN MoF :.S: Pe~hg~~N~,Blo&mL+L+~l ~ 56:&?76a

5 SULFUR-NITROGEN-FLUORINECONPOUNDS. XI. STRUCTURE lJ@ OF SOME SULFUR-NITROGEN-FLUORINECOMPOUNDS Hans Richert and Oskar Glemser FLUORINE PERCHLORATE, INFRARED AND NUCLEAR MAGNETIC Z. anorg. u. allgem. Chem. ~, 328-44 (1961) RESONANCE rNMRl SPECTRA >5:24345e H. Agahigian, A. P. Gray, and C. D. Vickers Can. J~6~&fh& 157 (1962) CALCULATIONOF CRYSTAL FIELD SPLITTING : R. G. Shulman and S. Sugano Phys.5~6i5&tera ~ 157-9 (1961) NEEL TEMPERATURE OF MIXED CRYSTALS OF ZINC AND : IRON GROUP FLUORIDES J. M. Baker, J. A. J. Lourena, and R. W. H. NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RRSONANCE IN CuF2.2~0 SINGLE Stevenson . CRYSTALS J. Phys. Sot. Japan ~, Suppl. B-I, 478-80 (1962) R. G. Shulman and B. J. Wyluda 58:2046c J. ch~.&;~. ~, 1498-9 (1961) : PROTON WiGNSTIC RESONfiNCE(N.M.R.) STUDY OF THE WATER LA’lTICEDISTORTIONS IN AQUSOUS ALKALI HALIDE NUCLEAR NAGNETIC RESONANCE IN NiF2 DOMAIN WALLS SOLUTIONS R. G. Shulman M. S. Bergqvist and E. Forslind J. Ap~I#.2~61~, suppl. NO. 3, 126-8 (1961) Acts. Chem. Stand. M, 2Q@-@6 (1962) : >8:7529f

NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (NMR) AND MAGNETIC OR- ~E NUCLEARMAGNETIC NSONANCE (N.M.R.) SPECTRA OF DERING IN NiF2 SOME HYPOFLUORITES R. G. Shulman George H. Cady and Claude I. Merrill Phys. Rev. ~, 125-43 (1961) J. Am.5jh~em20c. ~, 2260-2 (1962) 55 :7048g :

DOUBLE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE AND SPIN DIFFU- HYDROGEN FLUORIDE SOLVENT SYSTEM. XI. IRON PENTA- SION IN LITHIUM FLUORIDE CARBONYLHYDROGENFLUORIDE SYSTEM AND NUCLEAR MAG- Georze Henrv Stauss NETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF TRANSITION METAL CARBON- Univ~ Microlilma (Ann Arbor, Mich.), Order No. YLS 61-4L62, 94 Pp.; DissertationAbstr. 22, 1684-5 A. F. Clifford and M. D. Campbell (1961) u. s. A&.l;;::y Comm. TID-18199, 19 pp (1962) 56:5555e :

NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE rNMRl IN NiSiF6.6~0 NITROSODIFLUORAMINE BELOW l°K Charles B. Colburn and Frederick A, Johnson Tadashi Sugawara Inorg. Chem. ~, 715-17 (1962) Proc. Intern. Conf. Low Temp. Phys., 7th, Toronto, 57:9443i Can. 1960, 108-10 (Pub. 1961) 56:8197C INFRARED AND NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (N.M.R.) SPECTRA OF A CYCLIC PERFLUOROAZO COMPOUND FLUORINE NUCLEAR SPIN RESONANCE (NMR) SPECTROS~PY. E. A. V. Ebsworth and G. L. Hurst Iv. SILICON-29 ISOTOPE EFFECT J. Chem. Sot. 4840-3 (1962) G. V. Tiera 58:~27g J. Inorg. Nucl. Chem. 1.6,363-5 (1961) 55:15127d X-RAY EVIDENCE FOR CRYSTALLINE DEFECTS A. Guinier THE DEPENDENCE OF THE NAGNETIC SCREENING OF F19 Proc. Intern. School Phys. “Enrico Fermi!’(Varenna, NUCLEI ON CONCENTRATION IN THE KHF2-H20 AND xHF2- Italy) 18, 122-51 (1960) (Pub. 1962) (In French) KF- O SYSTEMS 6>:640>a I-Ts‘?iu Vang and F. I. Skripov Doklady Akad. Nauk S.S.S.R. ~ 58-6o (1961) HIGH-RESOLUTIONNUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (NOM.R.) 36 :2095c SPECTROSCOPYOF PENTAFLUOROSULFURCOMPOUNDS. II. CONPLEX NUCLEAR MAGNETIC SYSTENS CHEMICAL DISPLACEMENTSOF THE FLUORINE NUCLEAR MAG- R. K. Harris and K. J. Packer NETIC RESONANCE SIGNALS IN IONIC CRYSTALS J. Chem. Sot. w7’7-82 (1962) I-Ch’iu Wang 57:l19~c Ilokla~~~;~l Nauk S.S.S.R. ~, 317-19 (1961) : NUCLEAR NAGNETIC RESONANCE IN MnF2 NEAR THE CRITICAL POINT CHEMICAL SHIFT OF THE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE P. Heller Phys. ~j3e&tera ~, 428-32 (1962) SPECTRUM OF F19 IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS CONTAINING F-, . HF2- AND NH4+ : I’Chiiu Wang Zhur. Strukt. Khim. ~, 367-8 (1961) F19 CHEMICAL SHIFT OF NITROSYL FLUORIDE >6:6812f John R. Holmes, Burch B. Steward, and James S. . MacKenzie

6 FLUORINE MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN XENON TETRAFIJJORIDE THE NucLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (N.M.R.) SpECTRUM OF S. Maricic and Z. Veksli SULFUR TETRAFLUORIDE Croat. Chem. Acta~, 189-$0 (1962) J. Bacon, R. J. Gillespie, and J. W. Quail 58:51’75c can. Jj9~9;id~, 1016-18 (1963) : HIGH-RESOL~ION NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTRA OF THE PENTAFLUOROSULFURGROUP QUADRUPLE RELAXATION FORA SPIN I = 3/2. THE C. I. Merrill, S. M. Williamson, G. H. Cady, and 19F N.M.R. (~c’LE& MAGNETIC RESONANCE) SPECTRA OF D. F. Eggers, Jr. BF3 AND C103F Inorg. Ghem. ~, 215-19 (1962) J. Bacon, R. J. Gillespie, and J. W. Quail 57:2999c Can. J. Chem. ~ (12), x63-9 (1963) 60:1251f N.M,R. (NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE) STUDY OF THE DYNAMIC STRUCTURE OF THE ALKALI HEXAFLUOROPHOS- MAGNETIC RESONANCE AT VERY LOW FREQUENCIES: APPLI- PHATES CATIONS TO PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY AND STRUCTURAL CHEM- Gerald Ray Miller ISTRY Univ. Microfilms (Ann Arbor, Mich.), Order No. G. J. Bene 62-29~,6~~5gp.; DissertationAbstr. ~, 462 (1962) Chirn~Anal. (Psria)~, 162-71 (1963) : 59 :2~7e

ANALYSIS OF THE N.M.R. (NUCLEAR MAGNBTIC RESONANCE) NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (N.M.R,) frrwrss OF mm AND DOUBLE-RESONANCESPECTRA OF THE ISOMERS OF N2F2 PROTONATION OF WEAK BASES IN FLUOROSULFURICACID. Joseph H. Noggle, John D. Baldeschwieler, and 11. AMIDES, THIOAMIDES, AND SULFONAMIDES Charles B. Colburn T. Birchall and R. J. Gillespie J. Ch~.l&~i ~, 182-9(1962) Can. J. Chem. ~ (10), 2642->0 (1963) : >9:12~7d

STABLE CARBONIUM IONS. II. OXOCARBONIUM (ACYLIUM) ANISOTROPY OF FLUORINE CHEMICAL SHIFT IN SOLID TETRAFLUOROBORATES,HEXAFLUOROPHOSPHATES,HEXA- XENON TETRAFLUORIDE FLUOROAN’MMONATES,AND HEXAFLUOROARSENATES. STRUC- R. Blinc, P. Podnar, J. Slivnik, B. Volavsek, S. TURE AND CHEMICAL REACTIVITY OF ACYL FLUORIDE: Maricfc, and Z. Vekali LEWIS ACID FLUORIDE COMPLEXES Noble-gC$s1~3gs. 27o-4 (1963) George A. Olah, Stephen J. Kuhn, William S. Tolgyse~ : and Edward B. Baker J. Am. Chem. SOC, m, 2733-40 (1962) ANISOTROPY OF THE F CHEMICAL SHIFT TENSOR IN XeF4 57:9447h R. Blinc, I. Zupancic, S. Maricic, and Z. Veksli J. Chem. Phys, ~ (8), 2109-10 (1963) F19 FREE INDUCTION DECAY IN POLYCRYSTALLINEMsF2 59:14715d S. K. Sinha, S. K. Ghoah, J. Lahiri, and A. Roychoudhury F19 MAGNET1c RESONANCE ST~y IN XENON TETRAFLfJORIDE Indian J. Phys. ~, 513-20 (1962) R. Blinc, P. Podnar J, Slivnik, and B. Volavsek 59:l>og Phys. Lettera ~, 12~ (1963) >8:12099a RELAXATION OF F19 IN PARAMAGNBTIC SOLUTIONS V. M. Vdovenko, L. L. Pavlova, and V. A. Shcherbakov NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN POLYCRYSTALLINE~6 Zh. Sj:.~jlc&(him.~, 707-9 (1962) R. Blinc, V. Marinkovic, E. Pirkmajer, I. Zupancic, : and S. Maricic J. chega I%Y%y+aX, 2474-7 (1963) F19 MAG~TIc SHIELDING IN AL~I FLUORIDE CRyST&S : I-Ch’iu Wang and M. Volodicheva Fiz. ~~;~9ela~, 642-5 (1962) ACTION OF HEAVY WATER ON THE CHEMICAL SHIFT FOR F19 : P. M. Borodin, E. K. Legin, E. N. Sventitskii,M. ‘ B. Khusidman, and V. A. Shcherbakov ~ Zh. St~k~L4~im. & (2), 266-7 (1963)

NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SpE~RA OF IF7 AND IoF5 L. G. Alexakosj C. D. Cornwell, and S. B. Pierce HIGH-RESOL~ION F19 AND XE1~ MAGNETIC DOUBLE RESO- proc.ati~~c. 341-2 (Nov. 1963) NANCE SPECTRUM OF XeOF4 : Thomas H. Brown. E. B. WhinDle. and Peter H. Verdier J. Chem; l%&8”~29-30”/1963) NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES ON SEVERAL : HAMGEN FLUORIDES Louis George Alexakos HIGH-RESOLUTIONMAGNRTIC RESONANCE OF Xe COMPOUNDS Univ. Microfilms (Ann Arbor, Mich.), Order No. 63- Thomas H. Brown, E. B. Whipple and Peter H. Verdier 5731, 13 PP.; DissertationAbstr. 2!L,89-90 (1963) Noble-Gas Compds. 263-69 (1963\ >9:14779d 65:6544d

7 XENON TETRAFLUORIDE: FLUORINE-19 HIGH-RESOLUTION NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RELAXATION AND DIFFUSION IN LIQUID MAGNSTIC RESONANCE SPECTRUM sFf5 Thomas H. Brown, E. B. Whipple, and Peter H. Verdier William R. Hackleman and Paul S. Hubbard scien~~ &6~3563), 178 (1963) J. Chem. Phya. ~ (10), 26%-93 (1963) : 59:13508f

FORMATION AND EXCHANGE RATES OF SOME COMPLEXES OF FLUORIN13NucLMRMAGNBTIc RESONANCE (N.M.RO) SPEC- BORON FLUORIDE WITH AMINES AND ETHERS TROSCOPY. STUDIES OF C13 SATELLITE SPECTRA . S. Brownstein.A. M. Eastham. and G. A. Latrensnd.lle Robin K. Harris J. Phys. chem~ a 1028-31 (~963) J: Wlj&3ecjy. u, 309-19 (1963) 58:131’79c : , THE NUCLEAR MAGNBTIC RZSONANCE AND THE ELECTRON PAR- A FK)LECUIAR-BEAMELECTRIC-RESONANCESPECTROMETER AMAGNETIC RESONANCE OF LiF DOPED WITH MnF2 AND THE RADIO-FREQUENCYSPECTRA OF LITHIUM FLUORIDE Te-Tse Chang Alvin Joseph Hebert Univ. Microfilms (Ann Arbor, Mich.), Order No. 63- Univ. Microfilms (Ann Arbor, Mich.), Order No. 1983,5~1~+~hDiaaertation Abstr. ~, 2958 (1963) 63-5512, 87 pp.; DissertationAbstr. & l~@9 : (1963) 60:l1509g HYDROGEN AND FLUORINE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RSSONANCE IN SOME ADDUCTS OF BORON TRIFLUORIDE MAGNETIC RESONANCE DETERMINATIONOF THS SUSCEPTI- R. A. Craig and R. E. Richards BILITY IN ANTIFERROMAGNETICMnF2 Trans. Faraday SO.. ~ (k@), Pt. 9, 1962-71 (1963) P. Heller and G. B. Benedek 59:lk770h Pro.. Intern. Conf., Lst, Jerusalem, 1962 ~, 597-601 (Pub. 1963) STUDY OF THE TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF RELAXATION 60:k939b OF THE 19F NUCLEUS INA SYNTHETIC CSF2 SINGLE CRYSTAL NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RRSONANCE STUDIES OF Xe FLUORIDES R. A. Dautov, V. D. Korepanov, and A. I. Chernitsyn J. C. Hindman and A. Svirmickaa Itog. Nauchn. Kc.nf.Kazansk. Univ. za 1962g. Noble-~~s6~~~da, 251-62 (1963) (Kazan: Kazansk. Univ.) Sb., 14-15 (Pub. 1963) : (In Russian) 63:lo781d PENTACOORDINATEDk93LECULES. I. THE PREPARATION AND FLUORINE-19 NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (n.m.r.) NEW FLUORINE COMPOUNDS OF XEWN INVESTIGATIONOF THE PHOSPHORUS CHLOROFLUORIDES A. J. Edwards, J. H. Holloway, and R. D. Peacock Robert R. Holmes and W. Patrick Gallagher Proc. them. Sot. 275-6 (Sept. 1963) Inorg. Chem. ~, 433-7 (1963) &3:7667g 59:210d

FURTHER NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (N.M.R.) AND SPECULATION CONCERNING THE NATURE OF BINDING IN ELECTRON P~GNETIC RESONANCE (E.P.R.) STIJDIESON XENON FLUORINE COMPOUNDS THE SYSTEM N2F4 = 2NF2 Joshua Jortner, Stuart A. Rice, and E. Guy Wilson Raymond Ettinger and Charles B. Colburn J. Che~6 F@:i~, 2502-3(1963) Inorg&~3~if~ (6), 1311-13 (1.963) :

SPIN ECHO IN A LOCALIZED FIELD IODINE OXIDE PENTAFLUORIDE V, D. I@repanov,A. I. Chernitsyn, and R. A. R. J. Gillespie and J. W. Quail Dautov Proc.Jh~i70c. 278 (Sept. 1963) Zh. Ek&g;&fi Teor. Fiz. & (2), X5-6 (1963) : :

SULFUR AND SILICON ISOTOPE EFFECTS IN FLUORINE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF NEUTRON-IR- NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (N.MORO) SPECTROSCOPY RADIATED FLUORIDES, ESPECIALLY LITHIUM FLUORIDE R. J. Gillespie and J. W. Quail Charles Dwaine Knutson J. Chem. Phys. = (10), 2555-7 (1963) Univ. Microfilms (Ann Arbor, Mich.), Order No. 5g:1350gf 63-1038, 178 pp.; Dissertation Abstr. ~, 2570 (1963) PROPERTIES AND LATTICE IMPERFECTIONSOF ICE CRYS- 58:9774d TALS AND THE BEHAVIOR OF ~0-HF SOLID SOLUI’IONS H. Graenicher CHEMICAL SHIFTS IN XEIWINFLUORIDES Physik KondensiertenMaterie~ (l), 1-12 (1963) D. Lazdins, C. W. Kern, and M. Karplua 5g:8141g J. che~ F“~i~ (6), 1611-12 (1963)

twmw WGN2TIC RESONANCE (N.M.R.) INVESTIGATIONS b INTO HYDROGEN BONDS AND IONIC REORIENTATIONSIN THE MAGNETIC MEASUREMENTS ON XeF4 CRYSTALS. II. AMMONIUM FLUORALUMINATES S. Maricic, Z. Veksli, J. Slivnik, and B. Volavsek Marcella Guido and Cafiero Franconi crOat”5~~;6&tafi/ 77-80 (1963)

Ann. Chim. (Rome) ~ 1048-53 (1963) : . 60:8%lb

f) NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES IN THE SERIES DIFFUSION NARROWING OF NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE ZrF .xHF.-~O. I. THE CONSTITUTIONOF THE HYDRA’JES (N.M.R.) LINE wIDTHOF F19 IN CaF2:Sm2+ OF $IRCONIUM TETRAFLUORIDE Wm. J. Veigele and A. W. Bevan, Jr. S. Maricic, P. Strohal. and Z. Vekali Phys. ~+o~ (4), 1585-6 (1963) J. In~~g;3~~l. Chem. & (’7),789-94 (1963) : : ~ N.M.R. (NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE) 5TUDy OF THE ALKALI HEXAFLUOROPHOSPHATES’DYNAMIC STRUCTURE RELAXATION OF THE 19F NUCLEI IN CSF2 Gerald R. Miller and H. S. Gutowskv A. G. Akhmedov J. Chem. Phys. ~ (8), 1983-94 (1963) Sb. Aspirantskikh Rabot, Kazansk. COE. Univ. 155-9 5g:13508b (1964)63(;:8~jsian) : CARBON-13 SPLITTINGS IN FLUORINE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTRA NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (N.M.R.) SPECTRA OF C1F2 Norbert Muller and Duane T. Carr AND CIF: GASEOUS SPECTKA AND GAS-TO-LIQUID SHIFTS J. Phy#h~. ~, 112-15 (1963) Louis G. Alexakos and C. D. Cornwell : J. Chem. Phys. ~ (7), 2098-107 (1964) 61:12817a MEDIUM EFFECTS IN N.M.R. (NUCLELiRMAGNETIC RESO- NANCE). 111. FLUORINE RESONANCE IN GASES NUCLEAR MAGNETIC ANTISHIELDING OF L. Petrakis and H. J. Bernstein CULES. MAGNETIC MOMENTS OF 19F, lr~~- J. Chem. Phys. ~ 1562-8 (1963) Milton R. Baker, Charles H. Anderson; and Norman 58:lo893a F. Ramsey Phys. ~am.l (6A), 1533-6 (1964) NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE AND INFRARED STUDIES OF : SOME FLUOROCARBON-TRANSITIONMBTAL COMPOUNDS. I. II. 19F NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (N.M.R.) Emily Pitcher HEPTAVALENT FLUORIDES AND OXIDE PENTAFLUORIDES Univ. Microfilms (Ann Arbor, Mfch.), Order No, 62- N. Bartlett, S. Beaten, L. W. Reeves, and E. J. 5432, 158 pp.; Dissertation Abstr. ~, 2317-18 Wells (1963) Can. J. Chem. ~ (11), 2531-kO (lg64) >8:lo890b 61:14061h

FLUORINE-19 NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDY OF NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE OF FLUORINE SOME PENTAFLUOROTITANATECOMPLEXES C. Beguin Ronald O. Ragsdale and Burch B. Steward Bull. Sot. Chim. France (10), 2711 (1964) (In Inorg. Chem. ~ (5), 1002-4 (1963) French) 59:9k83d 62:6033b

NUCLEAR MAGNETI.CRESONANCE AND ITS APPLICATIONSTO SELENIUM ISOTOPE EFFECTS IN FLUORINE NUCLEAR MAG- INORGANIC CHEMISTRY NETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCX3PY Claude Rocchiccioli T. Birchall, S. L. Crossley, and R. J. Gillespie Chim. Anal. (paris)&, 25L-8 (L963) J. che~i phh:ig~ (9), 2760-1 (196k) 5g:230’7f :

XEIWN FLUORIDES: FLUORINE-19 NUCLEAR MAGNETIC ANOMALIES IN THE NUCLEAR MAGNE’HC RESONANCE (N.M.R.) RESONANCE SPECTRA AND ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE (E.P.R.) SPEC- A. C. Rutenberg TRA OF XeF6/HF MIXTURES Scienj~~61~3570), 993-4 (1963) Thomas H. Brown, Paul H. Kasai, Peter H. Verdier, : and E. B. Whipple J. Chem. Phys. ~ (11), 3448-9 (1964) COVALENCY EFFECTS IN KNiF I. NUCLEAR MAGNETIC 61:l1501h 3“ RESONANCE STUDIES R. G. Shulman and S. Sugano KrF4:19F HIGH-RESOLUTIONMAGNETIC RESONANCE SPEC- Phys. Rev. ~ 506-11 (1963) TRUM 58:13153b Thomas H. Brown and Peter H. Verdier

DICHI.41ROFLUORAMINE Bernard Sukornick, Richard F. Stahl, and Joseph Gordon ADDITIVE RELATION FOR CHBMICAL SHIFTS IN NUCLEAR Inorg. Chem. ~ (4), 875 (1963) MAGNETIC RESONANCE (N.M.R.) OF 19F IN pHOSPHORO- 59:12391e FLUORIDATES AND PHOSP~NOFLUORIDATES V. F. Bystrov, A. A. Neimysheva, A. U. Stepanyants, . NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE OF F20 BY POLARIZED and I. L. Knunyants NEUTRON CAPTURE AND 9-DECAY ANISOTROPY Dokl. &6;& SSSR~ (3), 637-4o (lg64) Tung Tsang and Donald Connor : Phys. Rev. ~ (3), 1141-6 (1963) . 59:13507g

9 NUCLEAR MAGNETIC-DIPOLECOUPLING IN SOLID BF3 NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE OF 19F IN TETRAFLUORIDES P. A. Casabella OF URANIUM AND THORIUM J. Che&Phy;. M (12), 3793-8 (1964) S. P. Gabuda, Yu. V. Gagarinakii,A. G. Lundin, and : G. M. Mikhaiiov zh. Strukt. Khim. 2 (5), 789-91 (1964) (In Russian) ISOLATION AND STORAGE OF FREE RADICALS ON MOLECULAR 62:2~d SIEVES. II. THE ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTRUMOF NITROGEN DIFLUORIDE (NP2) NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE OF 19F IN TETRAFLUORIDES . Charles B. Colburn, Raymond Ettinger, and Frederick OF WIUM AND THORIUM A. Johnson S. P. Gabuda, Yu. V. Gagarinakii,A. G. Lundin, and Inorg&Ch~;~ (3), 455-7 (1964) G. M. Mikhailov : Zh. Strukt, Khfm. a (5), 789-91 (1964) (In Russian) 1 coRREcToN2!&m 62:2380d PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF DIFLUOROBORANE T. D. Coyle, J. J. Ritter, and T. C. Farrar Proc, Chem. Sot. 25 (Jan. 1964) PROTON MAGNETIC RRSONANCE IN HYDRATED CRYSTALS OF 60:8880a WIUM TETRAFLUORIDE

Yu. V, Gagarinskii, S. P. Gabuda, and G. M. Mik- FLUORINE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTRA OF HY- hai10V DROXYFLUOROSTANNATES Zh. Strukt. fiim. 2 (3), 383-6 (1964) (In Russfan) P. A. W. Dean and D. F. Evana 62:3551f Proc.:~b;c. 407 (DSC. 1964) : ELECTRON PARAMAGNETICRESONANCE [E.P.R.1 AND Nuasm SPIN ECHO IN SOLUTIONS OF OXYFLUORIDES OF PENTAVA- UL’TRASONICALLY-INDUCEDNUCLEAR SPIN TRANSITIONS IN LENT MOLYBDENUM ANTIFERROMAGNETICFJlnF3 N. S. Garif’yanov, V. N. FedOtOv, and N. S. Kuch- A. B. Dcniaon, L. W. James, J. D. Currin, W. H. eryavenko Tanttila, and R. J. Mahler Izv. A&d+w. SSSR, Ser. Khim (4), 743-5 (1964) Phya.#~i5fi~ters~ (10), 244-5 (1964) :

ANTI.FUNYTETIWZUORIDE MONOFLUOROSULFATE: PREPARA- STUDY OF MOVEMENT OF IONS IN FLUOROSILICATESBY TION, PROPERTIES,AND STRUCTURE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE R. J. Gillespie and R. A. Rothenbury Jean Marie Dereppe, Pedro W. I.abo,and Maurice Can. J& C;fiid& (2), 416-20 (196L) van Meerssche : J. Chim. Phys. a (7-8), 1076-81 (1964) (In French) 62:3550C THE 19F N.M-R. SpECTR~ oF IF R. J. Gillespie and J. W. QuaI1 l% NucLEAR ~~ETIC RESoNANCE IN SOME PAMMACNETIC Can. J&~La& (12), 2671-3 (1964) FLUORIDES : D. Elwell proc. Phys. Sot. (Lendon)&$(539), 409-15 (1964) INFRARED AND RAMAN SPECTRA OF CYANURIC FLUORIDE 61:9073e James E. Griffiths and Donald E. Irish Can. J&C~jc& (3), 690-5 (1964) PROTQN AND FLUORINE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE : (N.M.R.) SPECTBAOFHBF T. C. Farrar and T. D. %yle 55~ NUCLEAR ~GNETIC RESO~CE lN ANTIFERRoWG. J. che&~6~i& (9), 2612-13 (1964) NETIC RbMnF3 : A. J. Heeger and D. T. Teaney J. App~l.~;fi (3), Pt. 2, 846-7 (1964) CYANOGEN FLUORIDE: SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES F. S. Fawcett and R. D. Lipscomb J. AI&;jaSOC. & (13), 2576-9 (lg64) HYPERFINE INTERACTIONS IN KCOF3 : Kszuvoshi Hirakawa J. Pfiys.Sot. Japan~ (9), 1678-85 (1964) NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (N.M.R.) sPEcTRm OF w 61:12816f FLUOROBERYLLATEION P. E. Francis and I. J. Lawrenson PENTACOORDINATEDMOLECULES. IV. MOLECULAR STRUC- J: lnorg, Nucl. Chem. ~ (8), 1462-3 (1964) TURES OF PC14F, PC1 F2, AND PC12F : PURE CHLORINE 61:12813h wucLEAR Quadruple ?.ESONANCEAND 20W-TEMPERATURE 19F NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTRA REACTION OF OXYGEN DIFLUORIDE WITH SULFUR DIOXIDE, Robert R. Holmes, Richard P. Carter, Jr., and SULFUR TRIOXIDE, AND PEROXYDISULFURYLDIFLUORIDE George E. Peterson Gerhard Franz and Franz Neumayr Inor~.&h~+6~ (12), 1748-54 (1964) . Inorg. Chem. ~ (6), 921-2 (1964) : 61:~43e CALCULATIONoF CHEMICAL SHIFTSo II. THE XENON FLUORIDES . Cynthia Juan Jameson and H. S. Gutowskv J_.Che& ph~hc4&I (8), 2$285-93(1964) - :

10 THEORETICAL CALCULATIONSOF CHEMICAL SHIFTS IN Nu- EXCHANGE OF PARTS BETWEEN MOLECULES AT EQUILIBRIUM. CLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE: APPLICATION TO THE XENON 1. ~w-DISUBSTITUTED POLYDLMETHYLSILOXANES FLUORIDES Kurt koedritzer and John R. Van Wazer Cynthia J. Jameson J. Am.atiem.loc. ~ (5), 802-7 (lg64) Univ. Microfilms (Ann Arbor, Mich.), Order No. 64- : 6088, 74 pp.; DissertationAbstr. ~(l), 129 (1964) 61:15551g INTRAMOLECULARLIGAND EXCHANGE IN SEVEN COORDINATE STRUCTURES ZERO-FIELD MANGANESE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE E. L. Muetterties and K. J. Packer (N.M.R.) IN ANTIFERROMAGNRTICMANGANESE FLUORIDE J. Am. Chem. Sot. 8&5(2), 293-4 (1964) E. D. Jones and K. B. Jefferts &I:7661c Phys.6~v7& (5A), 1277-80 (1964) : DIRECT 55Mn N.M.R. (NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE) AB- SORPTION IN ANTIFERROMAGNBTICKMnF3 INFLUENCE OF DISLOCATIONSON THE 1NTENSIT% OF NU- A. Nakamura, V. Minkiewlez, and A. M. Portis CLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SIGNALS J. App~l.& (3), Pt. 2, 8k2-3 (1964) O. Kanert : Phys. Status Solidi z (3), 791-803 (1964) (In German) NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE FLUORINE-FLUORINSCOUP- 62:l1315a LING CONSTANTS Soon Ne and C. H. Sederholm SHIELDING ANISOTROPIES IN KENON FLUORIDES M. Karplua, C. W. Kern, and D. Lazdins J. Ch~.6jPhyg.& (12), 3758-9 (1964) : PHOSPHORUS-31NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF PHOSPHORUS-FLUORINECOMPOUNDS EXPERLMENI’ALSTUDY OF THE RATE OF NUCLEAR SPIN RE- John F. Nixon and Reinhard Schmutzler LAXATION IN ELEcTROLYTE SOLUTIONS Spectr&h~~9cta~ (12), 1835-42 (1964) N. S. Kucheryavenko : Zh. St&c;lc4him. ~ (l), 17-22 (1964) : NUCLRAR INTERACTIONSAND ROTATIONAL MONENT OF F2 Irving Ozier, Lawrence M. Crapo, James W. Cederberg, SPIN-SPIN 03UPLING IN THE TETRAFLUOROBORATEION and Norman F. Ramsey Kark Kuhlmann and David M. Grant Phys. ~il~jtters~ (15), 482-4 (1964) J. Phy&Chm @ (11), 3208-13 (1964) : : THE HEXAFLMROARSENATE ION, A PROBE FOR ION ASSOCIA- NucLEAR MAGN5TIC RESONANCE IN NIC~L FLUOSILICATE TION BETWEEN 0.15”K AND 4.2°K K. J. Packer and E. L. Muetterties Kiyoshi Kume and Tadashi Sugawara Proc. &m+3$c. 147 (May 1964) J. Ph~:.l~:L Japan= (5), 688-94 (1964) : : MAGNETIC SHIELDING TRANSITION IN SOLID CeF4 NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (N.M.R.) LINE SHAPE OF M. Pintar FLUORINE IN APATITE Phya. ;t~te:flQ (3), 265-6 (1964) W. van der Luzt and W. J. Caauera : Physi~~2%~, 1658-66 (lg64j : ANTIFERROMAGNETICRE~NANCE IN COF2, NiF2, AND MnC03 SYNTHESIS AND cHARACTERIZATIONOF FLUORLMIDODISUL- P. L. Richarda FURYL FLUORIDE, (FS02)2NF,AND DIFLCORAMIDOSULFURYL J. App&;~&;fi (3), Pt. 2, 850-1 (1964) FLUORIDE, FS02NF2 : Max Lustig, Carl L. Bumgardner, Frederic A. Johnson, and John K. Ruff NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RSSONANCE STUDIES OF BFx ADDITION InorgglC&+h~ (8), 1165-8 (1964) COMPOUNDS. II. EXCHANGE OF BF3 BETWEEN’PhOMe,BF3 : ??%~~?erg, A. A. Palko, and J. S. Drury THS RELATIVE ACCEPTOR POWER OF BORON TRIHALIDES J. Phy;i ~hemti@ (4), 976-8(1964) AND BORANE TOWARD TRIMETHYLAMINEDETERMINED BY : PROTON N.M.R. (NUCLEAR MAGN2TIc RESONANCE) mAs- URZMENTS J. M. Miller and M. Onyszchuk Can. .Ji5~~i~ (7), 1518-23 (1964) :

DIFLUORODIAZIRINE. 1. PHYSICAL AND SPECTRAL PROPERTIES Ronald A. Mitsch J. He~r:~&c Chem. & (l), 59-60 (1964) : PHOSPHORUS FLUORINE CHEMISTRY. VIII. THE GROUP ISOTOPIC EXCHANGE REAcTIONS OF DIFLUORAMINEWITH SHIFT THEORY, AS APPLIED TU THE 31P NUCLEAR MAGNET- DEUTERIUM OXIDE AND TRIFLUOROACETICACID IC RESONANCE SPECTRA OF CERTAIN PHOSPHORUS FLUORIDES Warren E. Becker and Fred J. Impaatato R. Schmutzler AdvanL5C~fi~fSer.~ 1~-40 (1965) J. Chem. Sot. 4551-7 (Nov. 1964) : 62:1228b ‘- “ - CHEMICAL SHIFTS OF THE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE 19F W~EAR ~GNETIC RESoNANCE SPECTRA OF THE DISUL- 19F SIG~LS OF HyDROFL~RIC AcID AQIJ~uS SOLUTIONS FURDIFLUORIDE ISOMERS OF VARIOUS CONCEWH?ATIONS Fritz Seel Rudolf Budenz and Dietmar Werner P. hi.Borodin and E. N. Sventitskii Ber. ~(5\ 1369-72 (1964) Yadern. Magnitn. Rezonans, Lenin r. Gos. Univ. 61:~3~a No. 1, 76-82 (1965) (In Russian? 65:65k4b TRIMERIC SULFANURIC FLUORIDE F. Seel and G. Simon NUCLF.ARMAGNETIC RESONANCE INVESTIGATIONOF THE Z. Na~r~fo~h. ~ (4), 354-5 (lg64) ELECTROLYTE STRUCTURE IN THE PHASE OF ION-EXCHANGE : RESINS P. M. Borodin, M. K. Nikitin, and E. N. Sventitskii INVESTIGATIONOF THE CHEMICAL DISPLACEMENTSOF Zh. S&~6jmhim. ~ (2), 188-91 (1965) NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SIGNALS OF FLUORIDE IONS : IN CRYSTALS Awu SOLUTIONS F. I. Skripov and I-Chu Wang NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDY OF THE ELECTRO- Wu Li Haueh Pao ~, 41-54 (1964) (In Chinese) LYTE STRUCTURE IN THE PHASE OF ION-EXCHANGE RESINS 65:11573c P. M. Borodin, M. K. Nikitin, and E. N. Sventitskii Yadern. Magnitn, Rezonans, Leningr. (%s. Univ. NU~R MAGNETIC RESONANCE (N.M.R.)AND MoLECuR No. 1, 83-9 (1965) (In Russian) FIELD APPROXIMATION IN KCOF3 65:4694h Tumz Tsan~ J. ~S&7&3;. !@ (3), 729-33 (1964) COMPLEXES OF BORON TRI.FLUORIDEWITH FLUOBORATES : S. K. Brownstein and J. Paasivirta Can. &~J~~ (6), 1645-9 (1965) MITIONAL NARROWING OF NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE : (N.M.R.) LIwEs IN kfANGANEsE-DOPEDLITHI~ FLUORIDE T. G. Stoebe, T. O. Ogurtani, and R. A. Huggins SPECTROSCOPICINVESTIGATIONSON THE STRUCTURE OF Phys.&e:;x# (4A), 963-4 (1964) SiF4.2 (AMINES)ADDUCTS H. Buerger, W. Sawodny, and F. Hoefler Monatah. Chem. ~ (5), 1437-45 (1965) (In German) NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (N.M.R.) cwmw SHIFT 64:$@4h OF F ION IN CRYSTAL ANu SOLUTION I-Chiu Wamz.- NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE OF 19F IN THE SOLUTIONS Wu Li Haueh Pao ~ (l), 41-54 (1964) OF FLUORIDES OF THE ELEMENTS OF GROUP IV 61.:fi34e Yu. A. Bualaev, V. A. Shcherbakov, and M. E. Dyatkina STUDIES ON THE PREPARATION AND FLUORINE AND ITS Zh. Strukt. Khim. ~ (l), 16-20 (1965) (In Russian) COMPOUNDS. VIII. THE FOR14ATIONREACTION OF GRAPH- 63:164f ITE FLUORIDE Nobuatsu Watanabe, Yoshiyuki Koyama, and Shiro PENTACOORDINATEDMOLECULES. V. THE PREPARATION Yoshizawa AND PROPERTIES OF PC1F4 J. Electrochem. Sot. Japan= (l), 17-25 (1964) Richard P. Carter, Jr., and Robert R. Holmes 65:14820g Inorg&C~~4~ (5), ‘738-9(1965) : 13!52 IONIC COMPLEXES CONTAINING THE DIFLUOROCHLORINIUM ANTIMONY PENTAHALIDES. THE MIXED CHLOROFLUORIDES CATION N. E. Aubrey and J. R. Van Wazer K. O. Chriate and A. E. Pavlath J. In~+8&l. Chem. ~ (8), 1761-8 (1965) Z. An~gi#3:em. Chem. ~ (3-4), 2L0-16 (1965) : :

PURE Am HP-LOPED ICE BY PULSED NUCLEAR MAGNETIC TUNGSTEN CHLORIDE PENTAFLUORIDE RESONANCE B. Cohen, A. J. Edwarda, M. Mercer, and R. D. Dennis Earl Barnaal Peacock Univ. Microfilms (Ann Arbor, Mich.), Order No. 65- Chem. Commun. 322-3, 1965(14) 7867, 175pp.; DissertationAbstr.~ (2), 1116 63:9418e (1965) 63:15747b ONE PHOTON-TWO SPINS PROCESSES R. Deltour and J. Jeener NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDY OF TRIFLUORIDESOF Proc. Colloq. AMPERE (Atomea Mol. Etudes Radio Ce GROUP RARE EARTH ELEMENTS Ele~)6~18~7#;2 (1964) (pub. LW5) E. A. Baturina, Yu. A. Luk’yanychev. and O. T. : Malyuchkov “ Fiz. Tverd. Tela~ (6), 1892-4 (1964) (In Rusai.an) 63:125za

12 NUCLWR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDY OF SOME PARAMAG- NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF PURE AND SA- NETIC HYDIUITEDFLMRIDES MARIUM-DOPED CaF9 CRYSTALS K. R. K. Easwaran and R. Srinivasan R. J. Lysiak and-P. P. Mahendroo Proc. Nucl. Phys. Solid State Phys. Symp., Calcutta J. Che;j ;#&!! (10), 4Q25-9(1965) 1965(pt. A), 171-W : 65:l1574g PHONON-INDUCEDNUCLEAR DIPOLE TRANSITIONS TRANSITION-METALPEROXY COMPLEXES. IV. PEROXY- R. J. Mshler FLUORO CONPLEXES Proc. Colloq. Ampere (Atomes Mol. Etudes Radio D. F. Evans, W. P. Griffith, and L. Pratt Elec) ~, 202-9 (1964) (Pub. 1965) J. Chem. Sot. 2182-4 (Mar. 1965) 64:167g9b 62:ll~3a STEREOCHEMICALNONRIGIDITY IN PF3C12 AND PF3Br2 SPIN-ROTATIONINTERACTIONAND MAGNETIC SHIELDING IN W. Mahler and E. L. Muetterties OF2 Inorg. Chem. & (10), 1520 (1965) W. H. Flygare 64:4475h J. Ch~.7~7j. W(4), 1157-61 (1965) : NUCLEAR RESONANCE IN SOLID NITROGEN TRIFLUORIDE G. A. Matzkanf.n,T. A. Scott, and p. J. Haigh THE CRYSTALLINEHYDRATE UF4.4/3~0 J. Chem. Phya. 42(5), 1646-51 (1965) Yu. V. Gagarinskii,E. I. Khanaev, N. P. Galkin, 62:11318c L. A. Anan!eva. and S. P. Gabuda At. &erg. (US~R) ~ (l); 40-5 (1965) (In Ruaaian) THE PREPARATIONOF FLUORODIAZONIUMHEXAFLUORO- 62:12728c ARSENATE (N2fi-AsF6-)FROM CfE-DIFLUORODmZINE David Moy and Archie R. Young, 11 A NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE INVESTIGATIONOF ETHER- J. Am.@ti~i4fiC. & (9), 1889-92 (1965) EORON HALIDE MOLECULAR ADDITION COMPOUNDS IN DI- : CHLOROMETHANE Ernest tire and Steven S. Danyluk THE lUiDICALDEcIXIFOSITIONOF PEROXYSULFURYL DI- J. Ph~j.~. & (1), 89-95 (1965) FLUORT.DE(FSO -OOF) AND RELATED COMPOUNDS BY CHEMI- : CAL AND ELECT%JN PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE METHODS Franz Neumayr end N. Vanderkooi, Jr. NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE INVESTIGATIONSOF SONS Inorg. Chem. 4(8), 1234-7 (1965) GROUP V MRTAL FLUORIDES AND OXYIONS 63:lo991e J. V. Hatton. Y. Saito. end W. G. Schneider NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES. I. 19F SPIN- SPIN COUPLING CONSTANTS. 11. THE EFFECT OF SOL- VENTS ON 1% SPIN-SPIN COUPLING CONSTANTS MEASUREMENT BY N.M.R. OF THE DIFFUSION RATE OF HP Soon Ng IN ICE Univ. Microfilms (Ann Arbor, Mich.), Order No. Marcel Kopp, Dennis E. Barnaal, and Irving J. Lowe &I,3,0a, 71 pp., DissertationAbstr. ~ (7), J. ch:.ly~~;&. (9), 2965-71 (1965) 3863 (1965) : 62:15609d

1% NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE LINE NARROWING IN N.M.R. MEASUREMENT OF EQUILIBRIUM CONSTANTS BETWEEN LaF3 AT 300”K BORON FLUORIDE ETHYL ETHER COMPLEX AND CYCLIC Kenneth Lee and Arden Sher ETHERS Phys.6ev&~ers ~ (25), 1027-9 (1965) Masahiko Okada, Katsuhiko Suyama, and Yuya : Yamashita Tetrahg~5~8etters 2329-32, 1965 (28) MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF COF2 : M. E. Linea Phys.&vv& (m), 982-93 (1965) EXCHANGE REACTIONS IN THE SYSTEM BORON TRIFLUORIDE- : METHANOL J. Paasivirta and S. Brownstein SPLITTING OF 19F NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE LINE J. Am.6~h~em~c. & (16), 3593-7(1965) IN A C02+-LXJPEDNaF CRYSTAL : Amory B. Lovina J. Ch~.9#~. !& (5), 1558-9 (1965) NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN RbMnF3 Richard E. Payne, Richard A. Forman, and Arnold H. Kahn compositionAND STRUCW OF CRYSTAL HYDRATES OF J. Che~n Ph&. & (11), 3806-8 (L965) LANTHANUM AND CERIUM TRIFLUORIDES : Yu. A. Luk’yanychev,E. A. Baturina, and O. T.

● Malyuchkov LOW- Am HIGH-TENPE TURE MAGNETIC RESONANCE AND %+ IZV. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Neorgan. MeterialY& (12), RELAXATION OF NaF:Mn 2182-8(1965) (In Russian) G. A. Persyn and A. W. None 64:llo73g Phys. &vi9& (5A), 1610-19 (1965) :

13 19F NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN NaNiF3 AND NaCaF3 NUCLEAR MAGNE IC RES NANCE OF POLARIZED 17F FORMED M. P. Petrov THROUGH THE 1z?O(d,n) 7F REACTION Fiz. Tverd. Tela z (6), 1663-6 (1965) (In Russian) K. Sugimoto, A. Mizobuchi, K. Nakai, and K. Matuda 63:77g>h Phys. L&;tea~ (l), 38-9 (1965) : NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN PARAMAGNBTICT1H3 M. P. Petrov and G. A. Smolenskii THE FLUOROSULFURICACID SOLVENT SYSTEM. II. SOLU- Fiz. l%erd. Tela~ (7), 2156-61 (1965) (In Rusaiat$ TIONS OF ANTIMONY PENTAFLUORIDE7ANTIMONY TETRA- , 63:12537d FLIJ3RIDEMONOFLUOROSIJLFATE,AND ANTIMONY PENTA- FLUORIDE-SULFURTRIOXIDE MIXTURES NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN RbMnF3 R. C. Thompson, J. Barr, R. J. Gillespie, J. B. M. P. Petrov, G. A. Smolenskii, and P. P. Syrnikov Milne, and R. A. Rothenbury . Fiz. Tverd. Tela~ (12), 3689-90 (1965) (In Inorg. Chem. 4(11), l@+l-9 (1965) Russian) 63:17211b 64:lo622d ELECTRONEGATIVITYEFFECTS ON llB CHEMICAL SHIFTS IN FLUORINE-19 NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDY OF TETRAHEDRAL 13X4-10NS SOME PENTAFLUOROSTANNATECOMPLEXBS Ralph J. Thompson and Jeff C. Davis, Jr. Ronald O. Ragsdale and Burch B. Stewart Inorg. Chem. ~ (10), lk64-’7(1965) Inorg&C~fi&~ (>), ‘740-2(1965) 63:1436>d : SILICON-FLUORINECHEMISTRY. II. SILICON-BORON NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF FLUORIDES OF FLUORIDES TRIVALENT PHOSPHORUS P. L. Timms, T. C. Ehlert, J. L. Margrave, F. E. G. S. Reddy and R. Schmutzler Brinckman, T. C. Farrar, and T. D. Coyle Z. Na&&;;h. 2Q& (2), 104-9 (1965) J. b.6hs:~8fiC. & (17), 3819-23 (1964) : :

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