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Stimulated Raman spectra from some polyatomic molecules
Stimulated Raman spectra have been excited from a large number of molecules. The most intense lines arising from conventional Raman transitions predominate. However, for the compounds chloroform and bromoform, a polarized line which is not the strongest line in the conventional Raman spectrum is amplified in the stimulated Raman effect.