Abstract

This paper is concerned with the intramolecular factors which make a characteristic group frequency vary slightly from one type of compound to another. The factors which are discussed with numerous examples include atomic mass, mechanical coupling, symmetry, electronegativity, conjugation and bond-angle strain.

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