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MONODEUTEROETHYLENE has been prepared (J.C.J.) in two different ways. Starting from vinylbromide and deuterium bromide, obtained by the action of deuterium oxide on redistilled phosphorus penta-bromide, the monodeuteroethylenebromide was prepared. This compound was submitted to the action of zinc and yielded monodeuteroethylene. Several spectra of the liquid compound were taken at a temperature of 140° C.; the lines are listed in the accompanying table. The strongest lines of ethylene also appeared.
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DELFOSSE, J., JUNGERS, J., LEMAITRE, G. et al. Raman Spectrum of Monodeuteroethylene. Nature 139, 1111–1112 (1937). https://doi.org/10.1038/1391111a0
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