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nitrosobenzene

chemical compound
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  • spectroscopy
    / Factors determining absorption regions

    …nitroso group (NO) to give nitrosobenzene, C6H5NO, modifies the energy level spacings and shifts the absorption from the ultraviolet into the violet-blue region, yielding a compound that is pale yellow to the eye. Such shifts in spectral absorptions with substitution can be used to aid in characterizing the electron distributions…

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    …nitroso group (NO) to give nitrosobenzene, C6H5NO, modifies the energy level spacings and shifts the absorption from the ultraviolet into the violet-blue region, yielding a compound that is pale yellow to the eye. Such shifts in spectral absorptions with substitution can be used to aid in characterizing the electron distributions…

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