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IR SPECTRA

         
             
 

Cubane is a colorless solid. It melts at 130- 131°C, and decomposes above the melting point. It is soluble in CS2, CC14, CHC13, and benzene.

Spectra were obtained from 400 to 3600 cm-l with a Beckman IR-12 spectrophotometer. The lower limit was set by KBr cell windows. In addition a thick deposit of do was measured down to 200 cm-l in a Csl cell. Since no infrared bands were found, the range 200-400 cm-l was not examined for the other compounds. The spectral slit widths were 1-2 cm-l in all cases.

In the infrared spectrum, there are only noticeable absorptions in the region from 4000 to 660 cm-1 appear at 300,1231, and 851 cm-1.

       
           
       
   
       

NMR SPECTRA

       
 
   

Generally, for single-line proton magnetic resonance spectrum, the one and only absorption appears at chemical shift=6.0ppm.